LEE MISSION CEMETERY BURIALS

Compiled 1996 by Stephenie Flora, Sherrill Hochspeier and Jean Custer
Updates are made on a continuous basis by Michael Staten

       For needed corrections, email Michael Staten at michael@leemissioncemetery.com      

Burial Listing for surnames beginning with - L -

1) A single rose beside a burial listing indicates an unmarked grave.  If you find that your family member is unmarked and you wish to place a marker, please contact the Lee Mission Cemetery Board to discuss your options and to notify them of your intent.

2) A box with an "R" in it preceding a burial listing indicates a reserved plot

3) The number to the right of the death date is the burial plot number and can be used in the plot search option  to find out who is buried in adjoining plots.  An N/A in the plot location indicates that although the individual is known to have been buried in the cemetery, the exact location is not known at this time.   All additions and corrections are appreciated and can be sent to stephenie@leemissioncemetery.com.

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LABARE, Anna A.
  b. 03 Apr 1843 Russia
  d. 11 Apr 1909      D-14-02-01
  wife of John Wesley Labare
  on marker w/J.W. Labare
  "Died---At the family home on the Garden Road, at 10 o'clock, Sunday, Mrs. Anna LaBare, age 66 years.
  The funeral was held yesterday from the home at 2 o'clock and interment was made in Lee Mission cemetery."  DOS Apr 13, 1909 5:7  Anna (Reiman) LaBare; b. Prussia; housewife; died of mitral difficiency and dropsy per D/C #1116

LABARE, John Wesley
  b. 17 Feb 1838
  d. 02 Nov 1929      D-14-02-02
  on marker w/Anna A. Labare
  "Another Pioneer Called By Death---John Wesley LeBare, a resident of Marion county since 1875, died shortly after 7 o'clock Saturday evening at the home at 1745 Lee street at the age of 91 years.  He was one of the few remaining veterans of the Civil War.  Mr. LeBare fell two weeks ago while visiting at the home of a son in Wren, and had been up and down since that time.
  Mr. LeBare was born in Ohio February 2, 1838, and grew to manhood there.  He served two enlistments in the Civil War, one from Ohio and one from Illinois.  In 1875 he came to Oregon, farming for some years in the Waldo Hills district.  About 35 years ago he moved to a small farm east of the fairgrounds, where he remained until retiring and moving to town 15 years ago.  The first Mrs. LeBare died in April, 1908, and in July, 1910, he was married in Salem to Cordelia Morris Hull, who was born and reared in this county.  He was a member of Sedgwick post of the G.A.R., and a life member of the Methodist church.
  Besides his widow, Cordelia, he is survived by the following children:  Mrs. Olive Riches of Silverton, Bruce LeBare of Spokane, Harry LeBare of St. Helens and Frank and Archa Archie LeBare of Wren and 17 grandchildren.   Three step-children also survive:  Gordon J. Hull and Mrs. Nora Dirr of Portland and Mrs. Bessie Barker of Salem.  No funeral arrangements have been made."  OS Nov 3, 1929 2:5

LABARE, Phyllis Vivian
  b. 11 May 1917
  d. 18 May 1917    D-14-02-03
  "Funeral of Baby Today--The funeral of baby Phyllis Vivian La Barre, the 7 days' old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie La Barre, who live four miles west of Salem, will be held this morning at 10:30 o'clock from the chapel of Webb & Clough.  Rev. Mr. Warren will conduct the services and interment will be in Lee Mission cemetery."  OS May 19, 1917 5:3

LABORDE, Baby Girl
  b. 27 Oct 1951 Salem, Oregon
  d. 27 Oct 1951 Salem, Oregon     C-19-03-04
  Twin of Julia Ann Laborde
  Interment Record #1751
"Infant daughters of Mr. and Mrs. George P. LaBorde, at a local hospital October 27 and 29.  Survived by grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. L.O. Clement of Salem.  Private services were held Monday, October 29, at the Lee Mission cemetery, under the direction of the Virgil T. Golden company." OS Oct 30, 1951 10:4

LABORDE, Edith C.
 b. 05 Jul 1912
 d. 24 Jun 2006   C-19-03-02
"Edith C. LaBorde-- July 5, 1912 - June 24, 2006--
SALEM - Edith C. LaBorde was born in Salem to Lucian and Adelaide Cleghorn Clement. Edith attended schools in Salem and graduated from University of Oregon. She married George P. LaBorde on October 15, 1949.
Edith was an avid skier, mountain climber and world traveler. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church and P.E.O.
Edith is survived by numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, George; twin children; brothers, Norris and Henry Clement; and sister, Mary Elizabeth Barrett.
Visitation will be held from 4 to 8 p.m., Fri., June 30 at City View Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m., Sat., July 1 at First Presbyterian Church, followed by vault interment at Lee Mission Cemetery. Contributions may be made to Oregon State Chapter P.E.O. Sisterhood Charitable Trust, c/o Kristy Wineland, 1425 Ptarmigan Court N.W., Salem, OR 97304. Arrangements are by City View Funeral Home." Statesman Journal Online

LABORDE, George P.
  b.
 d.      1999                      C-19-03-01

LABORDE, Julia Ann
  b. 27 Oct 1951 Salem, Oregon
  d. 29 Oct 1951 Salem, Oregon     C-19-03-04
  Twin--see obit of Baby Girl Laborde
Interment Record #1751

LACEY, Addie Hulda
  b. 01 Jan 1864 IA
  d.  02 Mar 1885      OLD 175-05
  on marker w/Melissa & Isaac P. Lacey
  "At Independence, Polk county, on March 2, 1885, Miss Ada Lacy, formerly a resident of Salem, aged about 21, Malady, consumption.
  The funeral was held at the M. E. church, in this city, yesterday at 1 p.m., by Rev. M. C. Wire, and the remains were laid to rest in the Lee Mission cemetery."  WOS Mar 6, 1885 8:5   See also: PCA 12 Mar 1885 8:5
d/o Isaac P. & Melissa Eleanor (Moss) Lacey; died from TB per Jeanne Shelton

LACEY, Hazel Rose
  b. 22 Mar 1896
  d. 23 Oct 1990    OLD 175-02
  on marker w/Raymond Gordon Lacey Jr. & Sr.
  "Lincoln City--Hazel Rose Lacey, 94, died Tuesday in Evergreen Healthcare Center.
  She was born in McMinnville and resided in Lincoln City for 40 years.  She married Raymond G. Lacey Sr. on April 15, 1915 in Vancouver, Wash.  He died in 1963.  She was a member of Order of Eastern Star and Sunset Chapter No. 163.
  She is survived by her son, Arthur of Lincoln City.
  At the family's request, no services will be held.  Arrangements are by Pacific View mortuary, Lincoln City.
  Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, Portland."  SJ Oct 25, 1990 2B:1

LACEY, Isaac Patten
  b. 29 Sep 1835
  d.  18 Mar 1884      OLD 175-07
  age 48y5m18d
  on marker w/Addie H. & Melissa Lacey
  b. Woodsfield, Monroe Co, OH; m'd Melissa Eleanor Moss Dec 3, 1857, Knoxville, Marion Co, IA; died in Independence, OR per Jeanne Shelton

LACEY, Melissa
  b. 10 Sep 1840
  d.  21 Oct 1882      OLD 175-06
  age 42y1m11d
  on marker w/Isaac P. & Addie H. Lacey
  w/o Isaac Patten Lacey; d. of TB per Jeanne Shelton

LACEY, Raymond Gordon Jr.
  b. 02 Feb 1916
  d. 28 Apr 1933    OLD 175-01
  on marker w/Raymond Sr. & Hazel Lacey
  "Raymond Gordon Lacey, late of Salem, route 2, aged 17 years.  Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Lacey of route 2, Salem; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Lacey of Independence; brother, Dean Lacey of Salem; three uncles, Elmer D. Cook and John O. Lacey of Salem, Kenneth Cook of Cathlamet, Wash.; aunt, Mrs. Helen Van Santen of Dallas.  Funeral announcements later by Clough-Barrick company." OS Apr 29, 1933 3:1   See: "Youth Mistaken for Deer is Slain; Three Arrested" OS Apr 29, 1933 1:2-3

LACEY, Raymond Gordon Sr.
  b. 21 Oct 1889
  d. 24 Sep 1963    OLD 175-04
  on marker w/Raymond Jr. & Hazel Lacey
  "Wecoma Beach--Services for Raymond G. Lacey, 73, Polk County native and former Salem resident who died here Tuesday after a lengthy illness, will be Thursday at 1 p.m. at North Lincoln Funeral Home.
  Interment will be at Jason Lee Cemetery in Salem.
  Born at Parker in Polk County, Lacey moved to Salem in 1926.  He was an electrician at the former Hunt Brothers Cannery until he retired in 1951.
  He and his wife, Hazel, then moved to Wecoma Beach where they operated Lacey's Doll House.
  Surviving besides the widow are one son, Dean Lacey, and a brother John Lacey, both of Salem." OS Sep 26, 1963 30:3 s/o Arthur B. & Frances (Parker) Lacey

LACEY, Velma V.
  b.
  d. 23 Jun 1949      OLD 090-01
  "Mrs. Velma V. Lacey, late resident of Portland, at a local hospital, June 23.  Survived by one daughter, Miss Lorraine Williams of Pasadena, Calif.; one son, Donald Edgar Cq. with the U.S. Army in Japan; three sisters, Mrs. Fernie Stewart, of Stayton, Miss Myrna Williams and Miss Mary Williams, both of Pasadena; three brothers, Francis Williams and Louis Williams, both of Greenville, Calif., and Richard Williams of Salem; parents, Mrs. Hattie Adams of Salem, and G.H. Williams of Ventura, Calif.; step-father, R.E. Adams of Salem, and several nieces and nephews of Salem.  Announcement of services later by the Clough-Barrick chapel." OS Jun 24, 1949 20:6

LACY, Carl
 b. 12 Feb 1946
 d. 07 Sep 2007     RC-12-07

LAINE, Hilma Honkola
  b. 19 Apr 1880
  d. 29 Feb 1956      D-20-04-03
  late residence Winlock, WA per Record of Interment #1881

LAMBERT, Alice
b. 1922
d. 09 Feb 2023     A-24-03-06
 

LAMBERT, Alice "Vannie" (Clough) Van Osdol
  b. 1 b. 28 Apr 1914
 d.  03 May 2017 Marion County, OR     RA-31-21  
"Alice Clough Van Osdol Lambert was born April 28, 1914 in Tacoma, Washington. She died May 3, 2017 at her home in Salem.  As a child, she lived in logging camps around Oregon and Idaho. Her dad, Leslie, was a logger and her mom, Amy, was the camp cook.
   Alice and Vernon Van Osdol were married in 1930. They lived in Turner many years. After they retired they were snowbirds in Arizona. Vernon died in 1990. In 1998 Alice married André Lambert and moved to Salem. They enjoyed the senior dances every week.
Alice is survived by daughters, Kathleen Standley, Carons City, Nevada, Linda Korkeakoski, Turner, Oregon; grandsons, Lee Mayes, Ahti Jr., Esa & Antti Korkeakoski; granddaughters, Sheri Roberts, Debra Chaput, Pam Kellog, Kim Horton; and many great- and great-great-grandchildren.  Alice was preceded in death by her husbands, Vernon and André, baby Ramond Van Osdol, sister Mary Dimmitt, granddaughter Lisa Mayes.
   A memorial will be held at 1pm on June 10 at Turner Fire Hall. A potluck will follow for family and friends. Heritage Memorial is assisting the family." [Statesman Journal May 17, 2017

LAMBERT, Andre
  b.
  d.                            A-24-03-05
ashes placed on Lambert plot

LAMBERT, Andre J. "Bub"
  b. 07 Apr 1912
 d.  10 Nov 2001        RA-31-21

LAMBERT, Edward
  b.        1921
  d. 18 Dec 2009         A-24-03-06
  on marker w/Alice Lambert

LAMBERT, James A.
  b. 21 Nov 1877
  d. 05 Apr 1929    A-24-03-05
  Father  
  on marker w/Marie Lambert
RI #1303 James Lambert, age 52, died 05 Apr 1929 of heart disease, buried 08 Apr 1929 in Block 24 Sec A Lot 3 Grave 5; estate puchased 1/2 lot (4 graves)
  "James Lambert Is Called By Death--James Lambert, a resident of Salem the past 17 years and for 10 years an employee of A.N. Bush, died Friday at the resident at 1140 North 14th street at the age of 52 years.  He was a native of Neuchetel, Switzerland, from which country he came here 17 years ago.  His mother Cecille is living in Switzerland and is now 94 years old.
  Mr. Lambert is survived by his widow, Marie, and four children, Edward, Andre, John and Marie Antoinette, all of Salem.  A brother and four sisters also live in the old country.
  Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Clough-Huston chapel, the Rev. W. Earl Cochran officiating, and interment will be made in the Lee Mission cemetery."  OS Apr 6, 1929 2:4

LAMBERT, James Eugene
  b. 04 Sep 1953
  d. 09 Sep 1953      A-24-03-06
  "Baby James Eugene Lambert at a local hospital Sept. 9, 1953.  Late resident of 1445 Nebraska St.  Survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lambert; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gretzinger, Loundville, Ohio; grandparent, Mrs. Marie Lambert, Salem.  Graveside services Friday, Sept. 11 at 10:30 a.m. at the Jason Lee Cemetery under the direction of the Virgil T. Golden Co." OS Sep 11, 1953 IV:1:4

LAMBERT, John Andre'
  b. 26 Jun 1910
  d. 25 Mar 1985      A-24-03-05
  "John A. Lambert, 74, of Salem, died Monday.
  Born in Neuchatel, Switzerland, he came to Salem as a child.  He was a Navy veteran of World War II and worked for Pacific Northwest Bell as a toll transmission man for 40 years.  He was a member of the Elks and Masonic lodges.
  Surviving are his wife, Juanita; and sister, Antoinette Bose, and brothers, Andre and Edward, all of Salem.
  Private family services will be held under the direction of Virgil T. Golden mortuary.  Private interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery.
  Contributions may be made to the YMCA or the Salvation Army." SJ Mar 27, 1985 2B:2

LAMBERT, Marie
  b.    Oct 1883
  d. 31 Aug 1977     A-24-03-05
  Mother
  on marker w/James A. Lambert
  "Marie Lambert, 93, 1445 Nebraska Ave. NE, died Wednesday at a Salem hospital.
  Born in Switzerland, she lived in Salem since 1912.
  Survivors include sons John A., Edward, Andre; daughter, Antoinette M. Bose; brother, Paul Fuhrer, all of Salem; two grandchildren.
  Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Friday in Lee Mission Cemetery, under direction of Rigdon Ransom mortuary."  OS Sep 1, 1977 3C:5-6

LAMBERT, Mary Ramos
 b. 04 Aug 1853
 d. 05 Apr 2000       RA-13-03
    "Mary Lambert, 46, of Salem, died Wednesday of cancer.
   She was born in Robstown, Texas, and attended school in Gervais and Salem. She lived in Salem for 30 years and was manager of Sally Beauty Supply for five years. She enjoyed music, gardening and writing.
  Survivors include her husband, Wally; daughters, LaDonna Gandzadi of Paris, France, Maria Dela Mata and Gina Mata, both of Salem; son, Encarnacion Mata IV of Salem; sisters, Janie Ramos of Las Vegas, Nev., Rosa, Connie and Manuela Ramos, all of Salem, Trina Burby of Vancouver, Wash., and Margaret Ramos of Gresham; brothers, Jesse Ramos of Portland, Robert Ramos of Moline, Ill., Albert Ramos of Salem, Juan Ramos of Las Vegas and Joe Ramos of Independence; and five grandchildren.
   Services will be 11 a.m. Monday at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church. Private interment will be at Lee Mission Cemetery. Arrangements are by Barrick Funeral Home.
   Contributions: Willamette Valley Hospice." SJ Online

LAMBERT, Walter E.
 b.   1957
 d.  2000            RA-13-03

LAMME, Fannie Viviahan
  b.
  d. 20 Mar 1912   IOOF         
  D/C lists as burial at Lee Mission but actually interred at Salem Pioneer Cemetery; d/o Joseph Viviahan

LAMONT, Ethel Marie Randle
  b. 04 Feb 1901
  d. 06 Jul 1957    OLD 119-12
  died Portland, OR

LAMP, Johanna
  b. 30 Oct 1867
  d. 14 Nov 1945      C-51-01-03
  "Johanna Lamp, 75 years, passed away November 14, local hospital.  Survived by a daughter, Emma Lamp, Salem; two sons, Carl of Salem and Theodore of Empire, Ore.  Services in Howell-Edwards chapel Friday, Nov. 16, at 1:30 p.m. Christian Science service.  Interment in Lee Mission cemetery." OS  Nov 16, 1945 5:1  b. Germany; d/o Johann & Christine (Meyer) Winkler; d. Oregon Fairview Home where she had been for 21-8-19; usual address: Oregon City, Clackamas Co., per D/C #7282

LANGAN, Gerald L.
  b. 20 Dec 1926
  d. 11 Nov 1983    RA-44-10
  Angel's watch his sleep
  "Gerald `Jerry' L. Langan, 56, of 2600 Commercial St. NE, died Friday.
  He was born in Eugene and raised in Salem.  He was a graduate of Salem High school, a retired millworker, a member of the Methodist Church and a Navy veteran of World War II.
  Survivors include mother, May J. Langan, Salem.
  Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Virgil T. Golden mortuary.  Private interment follows at Lee Mission Cemetery.
  The family suggests contributions to the Diabetes Association, 3609 SW Corbett, Portland, Ore. 97201." SJ Nov 13, 1983 2B:5

LANGAN, May Josephine
  b.       1903
  d. 19 Jul 1987    RA-44-12
  on marker w/Roy Langan
  "Services will be at 11 a.m. today at Virgil T. Golden mortuary, Salem, for May J. Langan, 83, of Junction City, formerly of Salem, who died Sunday.  Private interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem.
  She was born in Montana.  She was a long time resident of Salem and attended Bible Lighthouse Church, Silverton.  She moved to Junction City two years ago.
  Survivors include her nieces, Frances Herbert, Jean Hall and Alice Comfort, all of Eugene, and Doris Cameron, Junction City; and nephews, Bill Bussear, Eugene, Dale Moore, Idaho, and Leslie Landford, West Palm Beach, Fla.
  Contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association." SJ Jul 22, 1987 2B:4

LANGAN, Roy
  b.       1901
  d. 06 Jan 1983    RA-44-11
  on marker w/May Langan
  "Roy Langan, 81, of 2600 Front St. NE, died Thursday.
  Born in Salt Lake City, he had lived in the Salem and Silverton areas since 1952.
  He was a member of the Bible Lighthouse Church, Silverton, and was a retired baker.
  Survivors include his wife, May J., and son, Gerald L., Salem.
  Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Tues-day at the Virgil T. Golden mortuary, and private interment in Lee Mission Cemetery." SJ Jan 8, 1983 2B:5

LANHAM, Cora L.
  b.        1915
  d.  31 Jul 1998         RA-60-09
  on marker w/Thomas E. Lanham

LANHAM, Thomas E.
  b.       1908
  d.       1983    RA-60-09
  on marker w/Cora L. Lanham

LANSING, Andrew
  b.
  d. 01 Nov 1899      OLD 117-07
  "Died From His Injuries--Andrew Lansing Is Now a Corpse--Hurt In A Livery Stable--Passed Away Yesterday Morning at a Front Street Boarding House--Relatives in the East--Andrew Lansing, the young man who was injured at Radabaugh & Francis livery stable about 4 p.m. Monday last by being struck on the back of the head and shoulders with a bale of hay, falling from the upper story of the stable, died at the Crum boarding house yesterday morning about 9:30 o'clock and his remains are now at Olinger & Rigdon's undertaking parlors, on Court street.
  His nephew, W.J. Lansing, is employed at the same livery stable and was the one who was dumping the hay from the loft at the time the accident happened.  Three brothers survive him--Albert Lansing, airbrake inspector in the railroad yards at Ogden, Utah, and George, and William Lansing, at Atlantic, Iowa.  They have been informed of his death by telegraph, and no answer from them concerning the disposition of the body had been received up to a late hour last night.
  The decedent was 35 years old and bore and excellent reputation as an honest and industrious young man.  He became a resident of Salem last June.  To Salem people he was best known as `Bert'.
  The remains will be interred in Lee Mission cemetery at 2 p.m.; a burial services will be conducted at the grave by Rev. John Parsons, of the First M.E. church." OS Nov 2, 1899 5:5

LANSING, Benjamin L.
  b. 13 Aug 1820
  d. 28 Oct 1900      D-29-01-01
  "Lansing--At the home of Rev. W.R. Winans, in South Salem, Oregon, Sunday, October 28, 1900, at 2 p.m., B.L. Lansing, aged about 80 years.
  Mr. Lansing was a native of New York state, where he was married in 1851.  He came to Oregon in 1893, since which time he has made his home, with Rev. W.R. Winans in South Salem, Mrs. Winans being a daughter of deceased.  The funeral services will be conducted at the residence at 9:30 this morning, and at the First M.E. church at 10:30.  He leaves a wife and one daughter, Mrs. Winans, to mourn his demise." OS Oct 30, 1900 8:2

LANSING, Nettie
  b. 04 May 1850
  d. 25 Oct 1933      D-07-02-06
  on marker w/William & William J. Lansing
  "At the residence, 6435 South East 83rd avenue, Portland, October 25, Mrs. Nettie Lansing, age 68.  Survived by the following children: Mrs. Fred Wilson of Iowa; Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. G.F. Homyer and Mrs. E.H. Pero, all of Salem; Mrs. Wallace Grigg and Mrs. C.A. Wilson of Portland.  She was a member of the American Lutheran church.  Funeral services Saturday, October 28, at 10:30 a.m. from Rigdon's mortuary.  Interment Lee Mission cemetery." OS Oct 26, 1933 5:3

LANSING, William Edward
  b. 17 Feb 1846
  d. 08 Apr 1913      D-07-02-06
  Co C   2nd Minn Cav
  Tho' lost to sight,  to memory dear
  on marker w/William J. & Nettie Lansing
  "Edward Lansing died at his home on the Garden road, April 8, aged 67 years.
  Mr. Lansing was born February 17, 1846, in Iowa, where he spent his boyhood days.  On July 4, 1869, he was united in marriage to Miss Nettie Griepie and twelve children were born to this union, eight daughters and four sons, six daughters surviving him.
  Mr. Lansing came to Oregon about thirteen years ago and has spent most of this time in and around Salem.  He was the grandfather of twenty-one grandchildren and eight great-grand-children.
  He leaves a wife and six daughters--Mrs. Emma Wilson of Iowa; Mrs. Nettie Wilson, Mrs. Ethel Wilson, Mrs. Clara Homyer, Mrs. Edna Griggs and Miss Grace Lansing, all of Salem.
  The funeral was held from the residence Thursday afternoon and interment took place at Lee Mission cemetery,  Rev. P.S. Knight officiating.  Members of the G.A.R. had charge of the ceremonies at the grave.  The flowers were abundant and beautiful and the funeral was one of the largest held in the city for some time." OS Apr 11, 1913 2:2  b. WI; s/o Daniel Lansing; m'd; carpenter; d. valvular disease of heart per D/C #1629

LANSING, William Jerome
  b. 12 Feb 1874
  d. 12 Jul 1901      D-07-02-05
  Tho' lost to sight,  to memory dear
  A.O.U.W.
  on marker w/Wm & Nettie Lansing
  "Death of Wm. Lansing--A telegram received in Salem Friday July 12, from Ogden, Utah, brought to his mother, sisters, and many friends, the sad news of the death of Will Lansing, formerly of this city.  The first news of his illness was received by telegraph July 3, and his father, Wm. Lansing, left on the morning of the 4th and was at his son's bedside when death came.
  William Jerome Lansing was born in Fredonia, Kansas, February 14, 1874, and died in Ogden, Utah, July 11, 1901, aged 27 years and four months.
  Typhoid fever was the cause.
  When about one year old, he moved with his parents to Atlantic, Iowa, where he lived until February, 1899, when he came to Salem, and has since made his home here.
  He went to Ogden five weeks ago to accompany his uncle, A.E. Lansing, of Ogden, to Deeth, Nevada, where they were to work on a contract.  Shortly after arriving in Deeth he was taken ill, and as there were no doctors there he went back to Ogden to his uncle's home but soon became so bad that he was  removed to the hospital where he died.
  Deceased was the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lansing, of Salem, and leaves beside his parents, seven sisters to mourn his loss, and a multitude of sympathizing friends.
  His sisters are: Mrs. Fred Wilson, of Atlantic, Iowa, Mrs. Frank Wilson, of Seattle, Washington, Mrs. Otis Riggs, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and the Misses Clara, Grace, Edna and Ethel of Salem.
  The remains arrived in Salem, Sunday and the funeral was held at the family residence, corner 17th and D streets Monday morning, July 15 at 10 o'clock.  The A.O.U.W. of which the deceased was a highly respected member, had charge of the funeral.
  The sermon at the house was preached by Rev. Wm. Manning of the First Christian church of this city, and the Order conducted the services at the grave in a very impressive manner.  Interment was at Lee Mission cemetery.
  The floral tributes were many and beautiful.  The sympathy of their many friends goes out to the afflicted ones in their sad bereavement." CJ Jul 17, 1901 4:3

LANT, Nancy Emily
  b. 10 Dec 1891
  d. 02 Dec 1981      RA-53-06
  "Nancy Emily Lant, 89, of 672 Hawthorne NE, died Wednesday in St. Timothy Nursing Home.
  She was born in Osceola, Mo. and moved to Salem in 1946.  She was a member of the First Christian Church.
  Survivors include her sons, Vern and Don Anderson, both of Salem, Virgil Anderson, Bellflower, Calif. and Gordon Lee, Waterville, Minn., daughters, Louise Johnson, New Richland, Minn., Betty Swenson and Esther Pagel, both of Albert Lea, Minn., and Joyce Nelson, Salem, sister, Martha Rugg, Minneapolis, 51 grandchildren, 52 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.
  Graveside services will be at 3:30 p.m. Monday in Lee Mission Cemetery, under the direction of Rigdon-Ransom mortuary." SJ Dec 4, 1981 2B:6

LARA, Rodolfo Coria
  b. 17 Sep 1927
  d. 23 Nov 2015    RC-10-07
 

LARA-RANGEL, Angela
  b. 20 Jan 1935
  d. 06 Jan 2016      RC-10-17

LARDSON, Linda M.
  b.        1887
  d. 03 Jul 1892      N/A
  "Lardson--At the home of her parents on South 7th street, in North Salem, Sunday morning, July 3, 1892, from heart disease, Linda M., daughter of L. Lardson, aged 5 years.
  The remains were interred in Lee Mission cemetery Monday afternoon." DOS Jul 6, 1892 4:5

LARKINS, Winona Bonham
  b.       1868
  d. 15 Sep 1930    OLD 179-05
  "Mrs. W. Larkins Dies at age 61; Native of Salem--Mrs. Winona M. Larkins, aged 61, died at the family residence, 205 East Wilson street, early Monday morning.  Mrs. Larwin, a native of Salem, had been an invalid for years.  She was the daughter of the late B.F. Bonham, prominent attorney in the early days of Salem, associated with Carey F. Martin in law practice.  Mrs. Larkins received her education and lived all her life in Salem.
  She is survived by Clay Larkins, the widower and one brother, R.P. Bonham, of Portland.
  Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Rigdon mortuary, with Rev. W.C. Kantner officiating.  Interment will be made in the Lee Mission cemetery." OS Sep 16, 1930 5:8

LARWIN, Holly Delores
  b. 11 Dec 1979
  d. 06 Jun 1980      RA-44-06
  Our precious baby
  "Bend--Holly Delores Larwin, infant daughter of Daniel and Penny Larwin, 1135 NW Baltimore, died Friday.
  Besides parents, survivors include grandmothers, Delores McDowell, Salem, and Delores Larwin, Geneva, N.Y.
  Graveside services will be 11 a.m. Saturday at Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem, Virgil T. Golden mortuary, Salem, in charge." SJ Jun 7, 1980 2C:5

LAUE, Anna
  b.       1878
  d. 11 Jan 1973    A-25-03-08
  Daughter
  on marker w/Louis & Sophia Meyer
  "Anna Myers Laue Vickers, 94, 2240 Liberty St. NE, died Thursday at a Salem hospital.
  Born in Germany, she came to the U.S. at age 3 and lived in Chicago and Minnesota before coming to Salem in 1910. She was a retired nurse, working for many years at Salem Memorial Hospital and various nursing homes in this area.  She was a member of First Evangelical Church of North America.
  Surviving are daughter Mrs. Sophia Olson and son Alfred C. Laue, both Salem; 11 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren and nine great-great-grandchildren.
  Services will be 1 p.m. Saturday at Howell-Edwards-Doerksen mortuary, Rev. David Weinert officiating.  Interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery.  The family suggests contributions to The Lutheran Hour."  OS Jan 12, 1973 2:3

LAUSCH, Aaron M.
  b.       1867
  d. 09 Feb 1952    A-24-04-03
  on marker w/Ipha I. Lausch
RI #1765 Aaron Lousch (sic-Lausch), diied 09 Feb 1952, buried 13 Feb 1952 Block 24 Sec A Lot 4 Grave 3, died at Bellingham, WA
"Aaron Lausch of Bellingham, Wash., Feb. 9.  Survived by son, Bryon Lausch of Bellingham; two grandsons, H. (Bill) Lausch of Bellingham and Bryson A. Lausch of Roseburg; two grand-daughters.  Graveside services will be held Wednesday, Feb. 13 at 3 p.m. at Lee Mission cemetery.  Ritualistic services by Chemeketa Lodge 1, IOOF, under the direction of the Virgil T. Golden Company." CJ Feb 11, 1952 15:7

LAUSCH, Ipha Irene (Bryson)
  b. 08 Mar 1871
  d. 30 Nov 1929    A-24-04-04
  on marker w/Aaron M. Lausch
D/C #946  b. WA; d/o Isaac & Harriett (Darling) Bryson
RI #1211 Ipha Irene Lausch, age 59, died 30 Nov 1929 of encephalistis lethaigica, buried 02 Dec 1929 in Block 24 Sec A Lot 4 Grave 4, 1/2 lot (1, 2, 3, 4) purchased by estate
"Veteran Pioneer Passes Saturday--Mrs. Ipha Irene Lausch, first white child born in Whitman county, Washington, died Saturday morning at a local hospital at the age of 58 years.  She had lived in Salem the past five years and was a member of the First Methodist church here and of the Sons of Veterans auxiliary.
  Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the Rigdon mortuary, Rev. Fred C. Taylor officiating.  Interment will be made in the Lee Mission cemetery.
  Mrs. Lausch is survived by her widower, Aaron M. Lausch, 1175 North 16th street, a son, Bryson, and daughter, Carrie Mabel, both of Salem; by two grandchildren: Bryson Aaron and Harlen Billie Lausch of Salem.  Her mother, Mrs. Harriet E. Bryson, lives in Tekoa, Wash.  Brothers and sisters as follows also survive: Odell Bryson and Guy Bryson of Colfax, Wash.; Harry Bryson of Pendleton; Mrs. W.L. Muncey of Richland, Wash., Mrs. E.M. Jones of Farmington, Wash., and Mrs. Sylvia Smith of Tekoa, Wash." OS Dec 1, 1929 2:3

LAWHEAD, Amanda Stroup
  b. 20 Aug 1859 PA
  d. 19 Feb 1906      D-25-01-07
  wife of J.N.
  Mother
  "Mrs. Amanda Lawhead--The funeral of Mrs. Amanda Lawhead, who died at her home in Englewood yesterday afternoon, will take place Wednesday at 2 o'clock, and will be conducted by Rev. W.H. Selleck, of the M.E. church.  The interment will be at the Lee Mission cemetery.  Mrs. Lawhead came here two years ago from Pennsylvania.  She died from pneumonia, and was 46 years old.  She has been a member of the Methodist church for many years.  Besides her husband, Newton Lawhead, she leaves six children: Mrs. Millie Post, of Pennsylvania; Mrs. Maymie Giggie and Ernest, Robert, Carrie and Ermina Lawhead, all of Salem." CJ Jan 20, 1906 8:5

LAWTON, George Crawford
  b. 14 Feb 1824
  d.  24 Nov 1853      REMOVED
  memory of son of George L. of Boston, Mass who died in Salem, Oregon.  Aged 29yrs 9ms 7ds  
  was interred in OLD 89-01; part of marker still on plot but body Removed; obit--OS Nov 29, 1853 2:7

LAY, Marie M.
  b. 21 Mar 1904
  d. 10 May 1986    RA-32-08
  m'd 02 Apr 1926
  The Lord is My Shepherd
  on marker w/Thomas E. Lay
  "Graveside services will be at 1:30 p.m. today in Lee Mission Cemetery for Marie M. Lay, 82, of Salem, who died Saturday.
  She was born in Manito, Ill., and came to Salem in 1948.  She was a member of the Christian Center.
  Survivors include her husband, Thomas E.; daughters, Carol Jones, Salem, and Bonnie Sandman, LaPine; brother, Arlie Bartram, Lebanon; and sister, Evelyn Fausett, Salem.
  Arrangements are under the direction of the Howell-Edwards-Doerksen mortuary.
  Contributions may be made to the Christian Center." SJ May 13, 1986 2B:6

LAY, Thomas Ervin
  b. 04 Sep 1903
  d. 08 Jun 1989    RA-32-07
  m'd 02 Apr 1926
  The Lord is My Shepherd
  on marker w/Marie M. Lay
  "Thomas Ervin Lay, 85, of Salem died Thursday in Dallas.
  He was born in Blair, Neb., and he moved to Salem from Lebanon in 1975.  He retired as a furniture store owner in Lebanon.  He also had owned a service station and grocery store in Woodburn.
  Survivors include his daughters, Carol Jones and Bonnie Sandman, both of Salem; and brother, Robert E. Lee Piper of Denver.
  At the deceased's request, no ser-vices will be held.  Interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery. Contributions may be made to the Christian Center memorial fund.  Howell-Edwards-Doerksen mortuary is handling the arrangements." SJ Jun 9, 1989 2C:4

LAYER, Gladys Rie
b.11 Mar 1911
d. 12 Feb 2013                    RC-48-08
 
LEA, Teri
  b.  19 Apr 1957
  d.  17 Oct 1986     RA-26-10
  Joy cometh in the morning
  Sorrow may endure for a night
  Psalm 30:5

LEABO, Augustus C.
  b. 31 Dec 1842
  d. 18 Jul 1925    OLD 116-04
  Second marker 4th IA Inf Co G
  on marker w/ Pauline B. Leabo
  "A.C. Leabo died at the residence, 1780 Court street, July 18, at 6:30 a.m., at the age of 82 years.  He is survived by his widow, Pauline Leabo, one son Reas H. of Portland, one daughter Mrs. Augusta Hallin of Salem, six grandchildren, eight great grand-children.  Funeral services will be held Monday at 1:30 p.m. from the Rigdon's chapel.  Interment in Lee Mission cemetery, Rev. Fred Taylor will officiate." OS Jul 19, 1925 3:6  s/o Jacob & Elizabeth (Bailey) Leabo per D/C #511

LEABO,  Ella
  b. 17 Jul 1874
  d. 27 Dec 1874      OLD 116-13
  Our darling
  Children of A.C. & P.B. Leabo
  on marker w/Fred Leabo
 
LEABO, Fred
  b. 17 Jul 1874
  d. 25 Sep 1874      OLD 116-12
  Our darling
  Children of A.C. & P.B. Leabo
  on marker w/Ella Leabo

LEABO, Lydia Brooks
  b.       1865
  d. 20 Jan 1939    OLD 116-06
died Portland, OR; spouse, Reas; per OR death index

LEABO, Pauline B.
  b.       1847
  d. 15 Nov 1929    OLD 116-03
  on marker w/Augustus C. Leabo
  "Pauline B. Leabo of Salem Passes--Pauline B. Leabo, widow of the late Augustus C. Leabo, died Friday night at the family residence at 1880 Court street after an illness dating from last Monday, when she suffered a stroke.  Prior to that time Mrs. Leabo had been most active, particularly in work of the Woman's Relief Corps of which she was a member.  Her husband, who died here July 18, 1926, was a Civil war veteran.
  Mrs. Leabo was born in Clermont county, Ohio, and with her husband came to Salem nearly 40 years ago.  They lived here for some time, later moving to southern Oregon and again coming here ten years ago from Oakland, Oregon.  She was a member of the First Methodist church.
  Surviving relatives include two children: Mrs. A.G. Hallin of Salem and R.H. Leabo of Portland; six grandchildren: A.W. King, of Sacramento, R.L. King of Bellingham, H.M. Hallin of Portland, Mrs. J. Donnegan of Sheridan and Gwendolyn Hallin and Reas Hallin of Salem; also eight great grandchildren.
  Remains are at the Rigdon mortuary and funeral arrangements have not yet been made, however, it is expected the services will be Monday.  Interment will be in the Lee Mission cemetery, where Mr. Leabo is buried." OS Nov 16, 1929 2:5

LEABO, Reas Horseman
  b.       1867
  d. 26 Mar 1933    OLD 116-05
  "In Portland, March 26, Reas H. Leabo, aged 65 years.  Survived by widow, Lydia; sister, Mrs. A.G. Hallin; four nephews and two nieces.  Graveside services Wednesday, March 29, at 3:30 p.m. from the Lee Mission cemetery." OS Mar 28, 1933 3:2

LECLERC, Blanche
  b. 16 May 1800
  d. 29 Apr 1942      C-50-04-05
  "In this city, Wednesday, April 29, Blanche LeClerc, aged 41 years, late resident of route six, Salem.  Wife of Joseph E. LeClerc and mother of Roger LeClerc of Salem; sister of W.S. Provencal of Salem and G.A. and Roland Provencal of Canada.  Services will be held in the chapel of the W.T. Rigdon company Friday, May 1, at 10:30 a.m.  Concluding services in Lee Mission cemetery." OS May 1, 1942 5:4  d/o George & Mary (Bourque) Provencal per D/C #384

LEDBETTER, George Bernis
  b. 22 Mar 1927
  d. 18 Nov 1990      RA-05-05
  US Army Korea
  "George B. Ledbetter, 63, of Salem, died Sunday at his home.
  He was born in Purcell, Okla., and came to Salem in 1945.  He served in the Army during the Korean War.  He was a millworker and knife grinder at Columbia Hardwood & Moulding until retiring last April.
  He married Joann McDonald Dec. 25, 1963, in Salem.
  He enjoyed hunting and fishing.
  Survivors include his wife; stepdaughters, Marsha Sfetku of Brush Prairie, Wash., and Georgia Howell of Vinton, Va.; brother, Jack of Salem; sisters, Jane Stebbins of Salem and Nona McPherson of Oklahoma City, Okla.; and two grandchildren.
  Services will begin at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Rigdon-Ransom mortuary.  Visiting hours will be from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and from 8 a.m. to noon Tuesday in the mortuary.  Private burial will be in Lee Mission Cemetery.
  Contributions may be made to Mid Willamette Valley Hospice." SJ Nov 19, 1990

LEDEBUR, Gretchen
  b. 02 Nov 1839
  d. 12 Mar 1913      D-12-02-03
  age 83y10m14d
  "Ledebur--In this city, March 12, 1913, Gretchen Ledebur, aged 83 years.
  She leaves one daughter a Mrs. Bergman of Camugy, Washington, and one son, Henry, who lives five miles east of Salem."  CJ Mar 14, 1913 8:4  b. Germany; d. at age 83-4-10 from acute nephritis per D/C #1191

LEDEBUR, Henry
  b. 27 Feb 1874 Germany
  d. 17 Dec 1955  Salem, Oregon    C-45-04-02
 Interment Recor#1879
 "Late resident of Rt. 6, Box 752, Salem at a local Nursing Home, Saturday, December 17th at the age of 84 years.  Survived by two nephews, William E. Bergman of Washougal, Washington and Ed Bergman of Camas, Washington.  Services will be held Tues. Dec. 20th at 1:30 in the chapel of Howell-Edwards Funeral Home.  Interment at the Lee Mission Ceme-tery." OS Dec 19, 1955 II:5:1

LEE, Anna Maria Pittman
  b.
  d. 26 Jun 1838      DS-06
  aged 35yrs
  Beneath this sod, the first ever broken in Oregon for the reception of a white mother and child, lie the remains of Anna Maria Pittman, first wife of Rev. Jason Lee and her infant son.  She sailed from New York in July 1836, landed in Oregon June 1837, was married July 16th, 1837 and died June 26, 1838, age 35 years.  In the full enjoyment of the love which constraineth her to leave all for Christ and heathen souls.
  Lo we have left all and followed thee, what should we have therefore. Mat. XIX 27.
  "Mrs. Anna Pitman Lee--The Sunday Statesman of December 27, 1903, contains a very interesting editorial under the heading of `Rev. Jason Lee,' and closes with the wording on the marble slab now over the remains of the first white mother and child interred in the soil of Oregon, as if the writer believes that Lee cemetery first received the remains of that most pathetic life in the missionary history of Oregon.
  The writer of this became claimant of the original M.E. mission site at Wilamet in August, 1845, by purchase from David Carter, one of the assist-ant missionaries, who purchased it of Rev. George Geary, agent of the board of missions, in 1844.
  The bodies of Mrs. Lee and babe then lay in the shade of a small fir grove, within easy rifle shot of the entrance to the main mission building.  All fencing around the buildings, the garden and the graves, had been swept away by the high flood of December 1844, and as the marks of high water were from 4 to 6 inches upon the window casing, it must have swept from 6 to 10 feet deep over the graves of those interred, as it was lower ground than the building; but the head and foot boards on the graves had not been lifted, and many a time between my cleaning the house for occupancy, in September, and vacating it to a new owner in February, 1846, I read the wording on the head board over Mrs. Lee, according to memory thus: `Lord, we have left all and followed Thee; What shall we have therefor?'
  It was in the early `50s, I saw and read the same head board over what must have been temporary graves, near ordinary high water mark, in Mill street, Salem, near the east end of the present board walk to the O.R. & N. wharf.  The bodies must have been brought there by steamer, but by whom removed to Lee cemetery, where I next read the question, I am not informed.  The fact that the cemetery is on the D.L. claim of the late J.L. Parrish gives reason to believe that he gave the ground and very likely the name to Lee cemetery. John Minto.  Salem, Jan. 1, 1904"  WOS Jan 5, 1904 6:5  See: OS Dec 27, 1903

LEE, Douglas
  b. 05 Sep 1935
 d.  10 Mar 2011        RC-11-12
"September 5, 1935 ~ March 10, 2011--SALEM - Services will be 11am Saturday, March 19, 2011 at Keizer Community Church. Arrangements entrusted to Keizer Funeral Chapel." [OS Mar 15, 2011]

LEE, Infant
  b.
  d. 26 Jun 1838      DS-06
  See obituary of Anna Maria Pittman Lee

LEE, Jason Rev.
  b. 27 Jun 1803
  d. 12 Mar 1845    DS-02
  Methodist Minister
  First Missionary in Oregon 1834-3843
  Founder of Willamette University
  "Jason Lee Exercises Tomorrow--Tomorrow is distinctly the Jason Lee day at Willamette University.  Exercises will be held in his memory in the forenoon, afternoon and in the evening.  The first service will be held at 10 o'clock in the First M.E. church with Rev. D.L. Rader presiding.  After devotional exercises addresses will be made by W.D. Fenton, of Portland, and Rev. J.R. Wilson of the Portland academy.
  The Oregon Pioneer Association will hold its exercises at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, with J.C. Moreland pre-siding.  Addresses will be made by Harvey W. Scott of Portland, and Hon. Reuben P. Boise.
 The evening services will be held under the auspices of the states that were formed from the original Oregon territory, and the meeting will be presided over by Hon. Ashel Bush.  Governor Chamberlain will speak on `Oregon,' Hon Allen Weir will make an address on `Washington,' and Lieutenant-Governor Steeves will speak on `Idaho.'
  The interment of the remains of the pioneer missionary will be at 3:30 o'clock at the Methodist mission cemetery.  The honorary pallbearers will be: Rev. L.D. Driver, D.D., Rev. Robert Booth, Rev. T.F. Royal, Rev. J.H.B. Royal, Rev. Nelson Clark, Rev. John Flynn, Rev. A.J. Joslyn, Rev. John Atwood, Rev. M.S. Anderson, Rev. W.J. White, Rev. W.S. Turner, Rev. W.W. VanDusen, D.D., Rev. J.D. Gillan, Rev. Abraham Eades."  CJ Jun 14, 1906 4:3

LEE, Lucy Thompson
  b.       1809
  d. 20 Mar 1842    DS-05

LEEPER, Anna Earl
  b.
  d. 30 Jan 1892      OLD 173-01
  d/o W.J. & F. Leeper; b & d Salem, OR; died at 1 month from congested lungs per Record of Interment #129

LEFFLER, Betty Gean
  b. 06 Jul 1927
  d. 18 Sep 1927      OLD 210-16
  "Leffler--Betty Gean Leffler, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Leffler of 679 North 16th street, died Sunday.  The funeral will be held Tuesday, September 20, at 10 a.m. at the Terwilliger parlors.  Interment will be in the Lee Mission cemetery." CJ Sep 19, 1927 7:8  d/o Raymond & Emma Lou (Sipp) Leffler per D/C #720

LEHMAN, Kenneth
  b. 03 Dec 1903
  d. 24 Dec 1919      D-21-03-06
  "Kenneth J. Lehman, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Lehman, Trade and Cottage streets, was called by death at a local hospital late Wednesday morning.  Young Lehman was employed at the Arthur Moore bicycle shop and has been ill for only a short time.  The funeral will be held at the chapel of the Webb & Clough undertaking company at 10:30 o'clock Friday morning." CJ Dec 26, 1919 5:2  s/o Walter S. & Lillie (Sweeney) Lehman; died from infection following fall from bicycle per D/C #727

LEHMAN, Lillie D.
  b. 21 Sep 1877
  d. 09 Dec 1959      D-21-03-04
  on marker w/Walter S. Lehman
  "In this city December 9th.  Late resident of Rt. 5, Box 360, Salem, at the age of 82 years.  Mother of Hal W. Lehman, Salem, Marion S. Lehman, Richmond, Calif., Mrs. Ethel Johnson, Salem, 3 grandchildren also survive.  Services will be held Saturday December 12th at 10:30 a.m. in the Chapel of the W.T. Rigdon Co.  Interment, Lee Mission Cemetery, Dr. S. Raynor Smith will officiate." OS Dec 11, 1959 5:2

LEHMAN, Ruth Leona
  b.    Jan 1906  Stayton
  d. 17 Sep 1906      D-21-03-01
  "Lehman--At the family home near Chemawa, Monday, September 17, 1906, at 9:30 a.m., Ruth Lovena Lehman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Lehman, aged 8 months.
  The funeral will be held at the home of the child's uncle, Mr. U.J. Lehman, 267 South Church street, tomorrow (Wednesday) at 2:30 o'clock, and the burial will be in the Lee Mission cemetery." CJ Sep 18, 1906 8:6  died of dysentery; d/o W.S. Lehman per Rigdon #1922

LEHMAN, Walter S.
  b. 08 Aug 1869
  d. 20 May 1946      D-21-03-05
  on marker w/Lillie D. Lehman
  "At his home, 1099 Mill street, Monday, May 20, Walter S. Lehman.  Husband of Lillie Lehman of Salem, father of Mrs. Ethel Johnson and Hal W. Lehman, both of Salem, and Marion Lehman of Compton, Calif.; brother of Mrs. Etta Case of Salem, Dr. J.W. Lehman of Portland and Frank Lehman of Yakima, Wash.  Also survived by three grandsons.  Services will be held Friday, May 24, at 2 p.m. at the Clough-Barrick chapel.  Interment in the Lee Mission cemetery." OS May 22, 1946 5:1

LEHR, Maria Jean
  b.                     Salem, Oregon
  d. 08 Nov 1954  Salem, Oregon    C-43-05-13
  Interment Record #1852: d/o Duane W. & Marijane Lehr, 1157 N. Capitol, Salem

LEMKE, Irene
  b.  18 Jan 1918
 d.  11 Mar 1998           RA-12-02
Funeral marker

LEMUS, Juan Jullian Franklin
  b.  09 Dec 1992
  d.  22 Mar 2929           RC-47-02
  Buried 27-03-2020 Aged 27, son of  Lynn Carter, Keizer Funeral Home.

LETHCOE, John H.
  b.
  d. 04 Jun 1915      D-02-01-04
  "Lethcoe--At the family home near Independence, Or., Friday, June 4, 1915, at 6:30 p.m., John H. Lethcoe, aged 65 years.
  Besides his widow, Mr. Lethcoe leaves six daughters and one son to mourn his loss, Mrs. Lena Fair, Wenatchee, Wash., Mrs. Ida Fair, Saskatchewan, Canada, Mrs. Belle Sheard, Salem, Or., W. Fred Lethcoe, Orr, North Dakota, Mrs. Bessie Foubert, Macleay, Or., Mrs. Emma Smouth, Oakland, Cal., Miss Maggie Lethcoe, Independence, Or., and thirty grandchildren.
  Mr. Lethcoe was well known in Salem, where he had many friends.  He lived here five years before going to Independence.  The remains are at the Webb & Clough undertaking parlors.  Friends can reach the family at the residence of Mrs. Chas. Sheard, 765 North 20th street.
  The funeral services will be held Monday at 2:30 p.m. from  Webb & Clough's.  Rev. H.E. Martin will officiate.  Interment will be at Lee Mission cemetery." OS Jun 6, 1915 4:4

LETZ, Agnes Ellen
  b. 26 Aug 1926
  d. 18 Nov 1933      D-02-02-04
  "At a local hospital, Agnes Ellen Letz, aged 7 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Letz, route 5, box 203.  Sister of William, Robert, Walter and Esther Letz.  Funeral services Tuesday, November 21 at 2 p.m. from the Terwilliger Funeral home, Rev. G.W. Rutsch officiating." OS Nov 19, 1933 5:3  b. Salem, OR; d/o Mike & Rosie (Fromm) Letz per D/C #836

LEVAR, Infant
  b.
  d. 01 Aug 1893       OLD 137-01
  "Died---The Depot addition to Salem, August 2, 1893, the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Percy C. Levar."  DOS Aug 3, 1893 4:4

LEVIN, Roy Allen
b. 19 Jan 1967
d. 25 Aug 2016                  RC-48-03
   "Salem-- Roy "Eddie" Levin was born in Alabama to Linda (deceased) and Robert Levin on January 19th 1967. He grew up in Chicago, Illinois before joining the Army and was stationed in Germany. He followed an Army friend to Salem, Oregon and began some of the greatest legacies of his life: The birth of his first son, Dionysus Shaman Levin; his 40¢ journey; and the birth of his 3 youngest children. Eddie took so many under his wing and helped them find their way. He truly was a Father Of All. Part of all of us forever.
   Roy "Eddie" Allen Levin was preceded in death by his mother Linda Sandell and beloved grandparents. He is survived by his life partner Christa Green; his four children: Dionysus Shaman Levin, David Aaron Levin, Marion Ullyssa Levin, and Isabella Levin; his father Robert Levin and stepmother Nancy Levin; his brothers David, Mark, Mike, and James and sisters Sandra, Sarah, and Cheryl; and by the many friends and family he was so fortunate to have.
   Graveside services are pending with Virgil T. Golden Funeral Service." [Statesman Journal, Salem, Oregon, September 11, 2016]

 LEVY, Arthur "Art"
b.  12 Sep 1953
  d. 31 Oct 2002       RC-33-12
    "SALEM - Art passed away unexpectedly at Salem Hospital. He was born in Springfield, Mass. to Arthur W. Levy and Grace Kingsbury. He served in the Army during the Vietnam War. Art worked in construction for many years in the Salem area. He attended aviation school in Broomfield, Colo. and became a licensed aircraft mechanic, employed at Salem Executive Flight Center at the Salem Airport.
    He is survived by his wife, Janet; sons, Robert, Sam, Tim and Gunner of Salem; father, Arthur W. Levy of Fla.; sister, Diane McGrath of Colo.; brothers, John of Colo. and Bob of Fla.; aunt, Louise Kay of Okla.; and many, many friends.
    Memorial Services will be at 6 p.m. Mon., Nov. 4 at Pacific Recovery, 1235 Woodrow NE, Salem.

LEVY, Janet
 b.
 d.  Reserved         RC-33-11

LEWELLEN, Ernest
  b. 19 Apr 1893 Coos Co.
  d. 02 Sep 1907      OLD 107-04
  With Christ in Heaven
  "Llewellyn--At the Oregon Hospital for the Insane, Salem, Oregon, Monday, September 2, 1907, Ernest Llewellyn, aged 13 years, of septacemia.
  The deceased leaves no relatives in this part of the country, and will be buried tomorrow from W.T. Rigdon's chapel."  DOS Sep 4, 1907 6:4  d. of septicemia involving left arm; died at OSIA; formerly of Myrtle Point per D/C #4626

LEWIS, Mary Ann
  b.       1839
  d. 24 Aug 1905    D-06-02-02
  At Rest   Footstone Mother
  on marker w/R.H. Lewis
  "Lewis--At the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. Vass, on South Commercial street, Thursday, August 24, 1905, Mrs. Mary A. Lewis, aged 66 years, of a complication of diseases.
  Deceased was well known in this city, where she has resided for many years.  She was born in Blenerhassett Island, West Virginia. She was a woman of lovely character, and made friends wherever she went.  She leaves five children to mourn her loss, all of whom were at her bedside when the end came.  Her husband preceded her several years ago.  She had been ailing for several months past.  The children are L.H. Lewis, Mehama; Mrs. Josie H. Vass, Salem; Mrs. H.P. Mann, Salem; Mrs. Arthur Cutler, Salem; Mrs. Lillian Sounders, Mrs. Cora A. Beard-more, Jamestown, Kansas.
  The funeral will be held tomorrow (Friday) at 3 o'clock from the residence, and the burial will be in Lee Mission cemetery." CJ Aug 24, 1905 8:6 b. WV; housewife; died of pneu-monia following general prostration resulting from lagrippe per D/C/ #879

LEWIS, Peter
  b.            
  d. 18 Jul 1912      C-31-03-08    
  "A Young Greek Dies Suddenly--Heavy Voltage Enters Body of Peter Lewis--Inquest Today--Peter Lewis, a young Greek 23 years of age, was instantly killed yesterday morning at 10:30 by catching hold of a cable stretched from one pole to another and bringing it into contact with a feed wire on the Oregon Electric line about ten miles north of the city.
  It seems that the young man was passing a mudhole and to steady himself he reached to the cable, and bringing it in contact with the feed wire stretched from pole to pole, the man was electrocuted.  The cable had been stretched from near the top of one pole to the bottom of another.
  Coroner Clough will hold an inquest over the body today at 2 o'clock.  An interpreter from Portland is in the city and will be present at the in-quest to lend assistance in the matter of inquiring into the cause of the death of his fellow countryman.  Lewis was unmarried."  OS Jul 9, 1912 1:7

LEWIS, R. H.
  b. 08 Jan 1832
  d. 08 Aug 1902    D-06-02-01
  At Rest   Footstone Father
  on marker w/Mary A. Lewis
  "R.H. Lewis Is Dead--Passed Away at Macleay Yesterday--Was Thrice Stricken By Paralysis--On yesterday at 1:30 p.m., August 8th, 1902, at the home of his son, Levin H., one mile west of Macleay, Richard H. Lewis peacefully passed away.  Mr. Lewis had been a sufferer from inflamatory rheumatism for over eight years, and during the last three years had been unable to walk even upon crutches.  Added to this, deceased was thrice stricken with paralysis.  During this time his devoted wife and loving children spared no pains to make smooth the rough journey over which destiny had dictated that he should pass.
  Mr. Lewis was born in Wood county, West Virginia, in that section known as `Washington's Bottom', January 8th, 1832.  Seven years afterward, just across the Ohio river, or in the midst of it, on the historical `Blanner-basset Island,' his future wife, Mary Ann Harwood, was born, their acquaintance dating almost from this event.  They were married May 28th, 1856, and lived upon this famous plantation for a number of years.  To them were born one son, Levin H., and five daughters, Mrs. Josephine  Vass, Mrs. Eulalee Mann, Mrs. Ella B. Cutler, and Miss Lillian M. Lewis, now all of Salem, and Mrs. Cora Beardmore, now of James-town, Kansas. In 1872 the family moved to Kansas, and in the year 1889 emigrated to Oregon, since which time the various members of the family have contributed material social wealth to our most respectful citizenship.  The funeral will be conducted by Rev. J.P. Early, at the place of demise, on Sunday, August 10th, at 10 o'clock a.m.  Interment will be had at the Mission Cemetery, northeast of Salem." OS Aug 9, 1902 1:4-5

LEWIS, Reuben F.
  b.
  d. 01 Mar 1954      C-43-05-06
  "Late resident of 650 Locust St., in this city March 1 at the age of 63 years old.  Services will be held in the chapel of the W.T. Rigdon Co., Thursday, March 4 at 1:30 p.m.  Interment at Lee Mission cemetery." OS Mar 4, 1954 II:5:1

LEWIS, William Scott Rev
  b. 28 Mar 1827 OH
  d. 01 Dec 1865      DS-20
  age 38y8m2d
  "Rev. W.S. Lewis, of the M.E. Church, died at the Dalles last week.  His remains are on the way to this place for interment. The funeral will take place on Wednesday." WOS Dec 4, 1865 2:7

LIDBERG, Miriam Mrs.
  b. 31 Oct 1844
  d. 04 Sep 1923      A-36-04-05
  Count your blessings
  "Lidberg--At a local hospital Sep-tember 4, 1923, Mrs. Miriam Lidberg, 78, of Newberg, mother of C.A. Keeney of Newberg.  Funeral services will be held from the Rigdon mortuary on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 6, at 2:30 p.m.  Interment in Lee Mission Cemetery."  OS Sep 6, 1923 5:5

LIDBERG, William
  b.
  d.                  N/A
  no further information; no record of interment or source of name

LIETZ, Herman Lewis
  b. 28 Nov 1864
  d. 01 Jan 1941      C-50-01-07
  "Herman Lietz, in this city January 1.  Survived by two sons, Harris Lietz, Salem, and Roy E. Lietz, Portland.  Memorial services from the Walker & Howell Funeral home Saturday, January 4, at 4 p.m., Rev. J.F. Lawson officiating.  Interment at Lee Mission cemetery." OS Jan 3, 1941 11:2 
D/C #8: b. Ripon, WI; s/o Adam Lietz
Record of Interment #1582

LIETZ, Margaret Robinson
  b. 08 Jan 1861
  d. 05 Jul 1940      C-50-01-07
  "Margaret Robinson Lietz, 79, in this city July 5.  Survived by widower, Herman L. Lietz of Salem; sons, Harris Lietz of Salem and Roy E. Lietz of Portland.  Services will be at the graveside in Lee Mission cemetery, Monday, July 8, at 2 p.m. Rev. J.F. Lawson will officiate.  The casket will be open to friends from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Monday at the Walker & Howell funeral home." OS Jul 6, 1940 5:1 
D/C #606: d/o Andrew W. & Lydia (Means) Robinson
Record of Interment #1582

LIMBECK, Elizabeth
  b.        1823
  d. 17 Jul 1894      OLD 136-01
  "Limbeck--At the home three miles east of Salem, in what is known as Auburn addition, Tuesday, July 17, 1894, Elizabeth Limbeck, aged 71 years and 9 months.  The cause of her death was typhoid fever." DOS Jul 19, 1894 4:4

LIND, Chloe
  b.
  d. 02 Sep 1959      RA-57-01
  "Chloe Lind, Salem, Dies--Mrs. Chloe Lind, 74, died Wednesday in a Salem nursing home where she had been a patient for 1 1/2 years.
  Surviving are a son, Ernest Lind of Salem, and a sister, Mrs. L.C. Williams, Sacramento, Calif.
  Arrangements are pending at W.T. Rigdon Mortuary.  OS Sep 3, 1959 5:2

LINDQUIST, Mary Gertrude
  b. 19 Oct 1869
  d. 20 Feb 1917    A-36-01-06
  Sister
  "Lindquest--In Salem, February 20, 1917, Mrs. Gertrude Lindquest, at the age of 47 years.
  Mrs. Lindquest came to Salem two months ago from Butte, Mont.  Her husband, who is a mine machinist in Butte, arrived in Salem last night to take charge of the funeral arrangements.  The body is at the establishment of Rigdon & Richardson and the funeral will be announced later.
  Besides her husband, Mrs. Lindquest leaves her mother, Mrs. J.H. Sechler; a brother, H.M. Sechler; and three sisters, Mrs. J.A. Wright of Salem, Mrs. J.J. Tallman of Guthrie, Okla., and Mrs. Robert Rebeck of Thunderhawk, N.D." OS Feb 21, 1917 5:4  d/o John H. & Morana (Lakins) Sechler per D/C #87
[note: the plot map shows her burial location as OLD 229-07and the interment record says A-36-01]

LINDSAY-JOHNSON, Vanessa
b. 24 Sep 1962
d. 21 Apr 2016  RC-33-10

LIPPOLD, John Milton
  b. 09 Jul 1864
  d. 30 Sep 1921    C-40-01-08
  Interment Record #849
"Falls From Tree; Neck Is Broken--John Lippiold, 57, who lived at 297 South Fifteenth street, almost was instantly killed shortly after 10 o'clock this morning when he fell from a walnut tree in a lot at the corner of Seventeenth and Ferry streets and struck on his face, breaking his neck.
  Just how the accident occurred no one seems to know.  Lippiold was picking walnuts and was about 15 feet from the ground when suddenly he was seen to plunge down thru the branches clutching frantically at every twig within his reach in an effort to check the fall.  He hit the ground on his face and his neck was broken just below the base of the skull.
  Neighbors rushed immediately to his assistance and an ambulance and a physician were called; but Lippiold was dead before the doctor arrived.
  Mr. Lippiold leaves his wife, four daughters, Mrs. M.D. Jarvis, Davenport, Wn.; Elsie Lippiold, Sandy, Ore.; Lois and Marie Lippiold, of this city; and a son, Paul Lippiold, also of Salem.
  Funeral arrangements are being made by the Terwilliger Undertaking parlors." CJ Sep 30, 1921 1:8  s/o Leonard & Susan (Reubrecht) Lippiold; h/o Cora; b. Peru, IN per D/C #582

LISLE, Mary L.
  b.       1858
  d. 12 Aug 1948    OLD 123-03
  on marker w/R.M. Starns & Elpha Starns White
  "Mrs. Mary Lisle, late resident of 1295 Oxford st., Friday, August 12.  Survived by two sisters, Mrs. L.W. Potter, Salem and Mrs. Alice Allen, Springfield, Ore.  Also eight grand-children and 15 great grandchildren.  Services will be held at Clough-Barrick chapel, Saturday, August 14, at 3 p.m.  Interment in Lee Mission cemetery." OS Aug 13, 1948 17:8

LISTON, Infant
  b. 22 Jan 1904
  d. 22 Jan 1904      D-05-01-07
  stillborn; d/o Mr. & Mrs. W.A. Liston per D/C #88

LISTON, Julia A.
  b. 23 Jan 1864
  d. 30 Sep 1930      D-05-01-06
  "At the residence 215 South 14th street, Tuesday, September 30, Mrs. Julia A. Liston, aged 66 years, wife of W.A. Liston, mother of Mrs. Celeste L. Harris and Mrs. Frances Lenon of Portland, Mrs. Florence Rush of Tacoma, Mrs. Blanche M.M. Niemeyer of Portland, Ethel I. Liston, Cecille K. Liston and Herbert Guy Liston of Salem, sister of Mrs. Troy Branson and John Brown of Salem.  Also survived by eight grandchildren.  Funeral services Thursday, October 2 at 1:30 p.m. from the Rigdon Mortuary, Rev. D.J. Howe officiating, interment Lee Mission cemetery."  OS Oct 2, 1930 3:1

LISTON, William A.
  b. 11 Apr 1853
  d. 06 Mar 1936      D-05-01-05
  "At the residence, 520 Highland, March 6, William A. Liston.  Survived by children: Mrs. Celeste Harris and Mrs. Frances Lemon, both of Portland, Mrs. Florence Ruth of Tacoma, Mrs. B. Margaret Neimeyer and Ethel Liston of Portland, Mrs. Cecile Dungan of Salem; sister, Mrs. Emma Albaugh of West Virginia; brother, Frank L. Liston of Salem; five granddaughters, 3 grandsons and two great grandsons.  Funeral services will be held Monday, March 9 at 10:30 a.m. from Rigdon's mortuary.  Prof. James T. Mathews and Rev. Father J.R. Buck officiating.  Masonic lodge No. 4 in charge of concluding services at grave.  Interment in Jason Lee cemetery." OS Mar 8, 1936 5:2  d/o W. & Lydia (Martin) Liston per D/C #238

LITCHFIELD, Baby
  b.
 d. 21 Feb 1920        N/A

LIVELY, Elmer
  b. 11 May 1904
  d. 21 Oct 1989    RA-18-03
  m'd 01 Mar 1941
  The Lord is my shepherd
  on marker w/Mary Jane Lively
  "Elmer Lively, 85, of Salem died Saturday.
  He was born in Nevada, Mo., and came to Salem in 1954.  He retired from the property control section of the Oregon State Hospital.  He married May Jane Bibens on March 1, 1941, in Spring-field, Mo.  He was active in the Oregon State Employees Association at the State Hospital and was a member of the Kansas Society of Oregon.
  Survivors include his wife; sons, Billie Ray Lively of Pittsburg, Calif., and Donald W. Bibens of Salem; daughter, Barbara Thomas of Fresno, Calif.; sister, Gertrude Rippes of Nevada, Mo.; and brother, Wesley of Blairstown, Iowa.
  Services will begin at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in Virgil T. Golden mortuary, Salem.  Interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem.  Visiting hours will be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday and from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday in the mortuary."  SJ Oct 23, 1989 2B:3

LIVELY, Mary Jane
  b.  13 Sep 1909
  d. 04 Jun 2003        RA-18-02
  m'd 01 Mar 1941
  The Lord is my shepherd
  on marker w/Elmer Lively
  "SALEM - Mary Jane was born in Lone Elm, Kan. and taught at Salem School in Selma, Kan., before moving to Salem, Ore. in 1950. She married Kenneth Bibens on April 27, 1931. He died in 1937. She married Elmer Lively on March 1, 1941. He died in 1989. She retired from the State of Oregon in 1973. She enjoyed sewing, cooking and bowling. She loved being an Oregon tour guide for visiting family and friends. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Tommy, Ora and Frank Anderson and sisters, Virgil Moor and Bessie Anderson.
   Survivors include her sons, Don Bibens of Salem and Bill Lively of Oakley, Calif. and daughter, Barbara Thomas of Fresno, Calif.; 11 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; and one brother, Johnnie Anderson.
   Services will be held at 2 p.m. Mon., June 9 at Virgil T. Golden Funeral Service with interment following at Lee Mission Cemetery in Salem. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, NW Area Office, 2350 Oakmont Way #200 Eugene, OR 97401." SJ Online

LOCKHART, Frederick C.
  b.       1922
  d. 04 Apr 1943    A-32-01-04
  on marker w/Jack M. Lockhart
  "Frederick C. Lockhart, 21, 240 Silverton road, April 4, in Seattle.  Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lockhart; two brothers, Rudolph Lockhart and Robert Lockhart; three sisters, Betty, Patricia and Caroline Lockhart.  Services will be held in the Terwilliger-Edwards chapel Friday, April 9, at 1:30 p.m., with interment in Lee Mission cemetery." OS Apr 9, 1943 5:1

LOCKHART, Herman C.
  b.       1884
  d. 14 Apr 1965    RA-48-06
  on marker w/Lucy M. Lockhart
  "Herman Charles Lockhart, 80, 2953 Silverton Road NE, died Wednesday in a Salem hospital of complications from a broken hip he suffered Feb. 28.
  A native of Topeka, Kan., he lived here about 45 years, moving here from Alaska.  He founded Lockharts' Auto Wreckers, now located at 2943 Silverton Road NE, in 1939 and operated it until selling to his son the first of this year.
  Surviving are widow, Mrs. Lucy M. Lockhart, Salem; sons Rudolph F., Salem, and T. Sgt. Robert S., Minot Air Force Base, N.D.; daughters, Mrs. Betty Lauderdale, Salem, Mrs. Patrica Rasmussen, Bay City, and Mrs. Caroline Esterberg, Portland; and 21 grandchildren.
  Services will be 11 a.m. Saturday in the Howell-Edwards Funeral Chapel, Rev. W. Harold Lyman officiating. Interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery." OS Apr 15, 1965 8:1

LOCKHART, Jack Malcolm
  b.       1923
  d. 02 Jan 1943    A-32-01-05
  on marker w/Fred C. Lockhart
  "19-Year-Old Takes Life--Jack Lockhart, 19, recently enlisted in the army signal corps for training here, hanged himself at the home of his parents, 240 Silverton road, late Saturday afternoon, sheriff's and coroner's office announced here.
  Apparently happy in his radio school work at the old high school, young Lockhart on Saturday carried to a conclusion experiments attempted twice previously, his mother told investig-ating officers.  City first aid men worked over the body two hours." OS Jan 3, 1943 2:7

LOCKHART, Lucy M.
  b.       1898
  d. 05 Mar 1975    RA-48-05
  on marker w/Herman C. Lockhart
  "Lucy M. Lockhart, 77, 390 Hampden Lane NE, died Wednesday in a Salem nursing home.
  Surviving are two sons, Robert and Rudolph, both of Salem; three daughters, Mrs. Charles Lauderdale, Salem, Patricia Rassmuson, Bay City, and Mrs. Glen Esterberg, Portland; a brother, A.J. Harris, Brooks; two sisters, Emma Wadley, Bay City, and Caroline Kowash, Woodburn; 21 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
  Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in Rigdon-Ransom Colonial Chapel.  Interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery." CJ Mar 6, 1975 16:3

LODGE, Irene
b. 30 May 1959
d. 05 May 2015     RC-13-10

LONDAHL, Jan Kalin
  b. 04 Jan 1979
  d. 11 Apr 1987      RA-04-01
  The race is not to the swift ECCL 9:11
  "Jan Kalin Londahl, 8, of Salem and Portland, died Saturday.
  He was born in Salem.  He was a second-grader at Madeleine School in Portland.  He held a blue belt in Tae Kwon-Doe. He was a Cub Scout, played on the Burger King Little League Team and was a member of the Catholic church.
  Survivors include his father, Jan Peter Londahl, Portland; mother, Mary Murphy, Salem; half-brother, Ryan Patrick Murphy, Salem; and grand-parents, Pauline Londahl, Oregon City, and Ed and Melba Richard, Portland.
  Visitation will be this afternoon at the Peake Memorial mortuary, Milwaukie. Mass will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in St. Mary Magdalene Madeleine Church, 3123 NE 24th St., Portland.  Private graveside services will will be Thursday in Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem.
  Contributions may be made to the Salem Family YMCA's martial arts program."   SJ Apr 14, 1987 2B:3
    
LONG, Annie Clark
  b.
  d. 11 Feb 1898      A-36-02-07
  "Long--At the family home, south of the city on Friday, February 11, 1898, at 3 o'clock a.m. the wife of William Long."  WOS Feb 18, 1898 4:6 (Willamette Farmer Supplement to WOS)

LONG, Ella
  b.
  d.    Jan 1884      N/A
  abscess; per WOS Jan 9, 1885 2:3 which listed burials for Lee Mission Cemetery for the year 1884

LONG, Kate
  b. 14 Feb 1862
  d. 16 Jun 1917    A-36-02-06
  "Long--At her home, five miles south of Salem, June 16, Mrs. Thomas Long, 59 years old.
  Besides her husband, she leaves eleven children, eight of whom live in South Dakota. Two sons and one daugh-ter live in Oregon.  There are A.B. Sachenberg, near Salem; M.L. Sachen-berg, Livesley and Mrs. Jennie Babbitt of Hillsboro.  The funeral will be held Wednesday morning from the chapel of Webb & Clough, and burial will be in Lee Mission cemetery." OS Jun 19, 1917 5:4  d/o Robert & ? (Smith) Ferguson per D/C #269

LONG, Robert Lloyd
  b.    May 1890
  d. 01 Aug 1891      N/A
  "LONG--In South Salem, at 5 o'clock a.m., Saturday, August 1, 1891, of cholera infantum, Robert Lloyd, infant son of J.C. and M.A. Long, aged 15 months.
  Funeral services will be held at the Free Methodist place of worship in North Salem this morning at 11 o'clock.  The remains will be interred in Lee Mission cemetery." DOS Aug 2, 1891 4:5

LONG, Winnie
  b.    Mar 1892
  d. 21 Aug 1892      N/A
  "Long--At the orphans' home, on Sunday, August 21, 1892, Winnie Long, aged 5 months.
  The remains were buried yesterday in Lee Mission cemetery.  The mother of the little one is at the state insane asylum." DOS Aug 23, 1892 4:4

LOOSE, Rosetta L.
  b. 15 Dec 1878
  d. 19 Jul 1948    C-19-04-04
  Mother
  on marker w/Wesley H. Loose
  "Stayton--Funeral services will be held Thursday from Weddle Funeral home for Mrs. Rosetta Lydia Loose, 69, wife of W.H. Loose, Stayton route 1.  She died at her home Sunday after a long illness.  Burial will be in Lee Mission cemetery at Salem.
  Rosetta Weber, only child of John and Sophie Weber, was born in Salem, Dec. 15, 1878.  She was married to Wesley Henry Loose on Nov. 18, 1903, in Salem, where they lived until moving to Stayton in 1915.
  Survivors, in addition to the widower, are two sons, Cecil and Victor Loose, and a granddaughter, Charlotte Elaine Loose, all of Portland." OS Jul 22, 1948 8:2

LOOSE, Wesley Henry
  b.       1876
  d. 21 Apr 1966    C-19-04-03
  on marker w/Rosetta L. Loose
  "Stayton--Wesley Henry Loose, 89, a native of the Brush College community near West Salem in Polk County, died Thursday at his home, 381 Santiam St.
  He lived in Salem until moving in 1914 to a farm area near Stayton.  A retired farmer, he had lived in Stayton about 10 years.  His first wife, Rosetta Weber, whom he married in 1903 in Salem, died in 1948, and in 1949 he married Mary Knolls who survives.
  Other survivors include sons Victor and Cecil Loose, both of Portland, and one granddaughter.
  Funeral will be Monday at 2 p.m. at Weddle Funeral Home, Rev. Bob Osburn officiating.  Burial will be in Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem." OS Apr 22, 1966 11:3

LOPEZ, Maria Rosa Reyes
 b. 04 Aug 1972
 d. 14 Jun 2024      RC-30-08
  Buried 6/19/2024

LOPEZ-DIAZ, Saul
b. 17 Dec  1947
d. 06 Sep 2016       RC-12-22

LOPEZ-SALAS, Jesus
b. 05 Oct 1970
d. 26 Jan 2014   RC-10-05

LOTER, Jesse Jacob
  b. 16 Nov 1861
  d. 06 Nov 1925      A-34-03-05
  "Jesse Jacob Loter died at his home, 1390 North Twenty-first street, Friday, Nov. 6.  He is survived by his wife and four children,  Ray of Wash-ington, Rita of California, Ted in the navy, and Kenneth at home.  The deceased was a member of the Modern Woodmen.  Funeral services will be held from the Terwilliger funeral home on Monday, Nov. 9 at 2 p.m. Rev. W.W. Rosebaugh will officiate.  Interment will be in the Lee Mission cemetery." OS Nov 8, 1925 5:5 s/o Hiram Loter; h/o Jessie V. Loter per D/C #761

LOTER, Jesse VanNorman
  b. 02 Aug 1867
  d. 06 Oct 1946      A-34-03-06
  "Jessie Loter, late resident of 1765 Ray street at a local hospital, October 6th at the age of 79 years.  Survived by a son, Kenneth Loter of Salem; a daughter, Mrs. Ward Wolfe of Portland, and six grandchildren, Ray Loter, Delbert Loter, Shirley Loter, Sylvia Cutler, Geraldine Wolfe and Patsy Wolfe.  Member of the United Brethren church.  Services will be held at Howell-Edwards chapel Tuesday, October 8, at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. J.M. Goodheart officiating.  Concluding services at the Lee Mission cemetery." OS Oct 8, 1946 5:1

LOTER, Ray
  b. 07 Nov 1898
  d. 23 Jan 1933      N/A
  "At Portland, Ore., January 23, 1933, Ray Loter, husband of Orpha, and father of Ray, Jr., Delbert and Shirley Ann, all of Salem; son of Mrs. Jessie Loter, Salem; brother of Ted of San Francisco, Mrs. Rita Wolfe and Kenneth, both of Salem. Aged 34 years.  A native of Kansas.  Was a member of Company M, 162d Infantry, and served in the A.E.F.   Friends are invited to attend the military funeral Wednesday, January 25, at 1 p.m. from the Terwilliger Funeral Home, 770 Chemeketa street." OS Jan 24, 1933 5:2  b. KS; s/o Jesse & Jessie (VanNorman) Loter; packer for Libby, McNeil & Libby per Multnomah Co. D/C 287

LOVELL, Cora Belle
  b. 07 May 1877
  d. 11 Jan 1954    OLD 125-05
  on marker w/G. Leidy Lovell
  "Mrs. Lovell Dies, Services Set Thursday--Mrs. Cora B. Lovell, widow of an early valley minister, the Rev. G.L. Lovell, died Monday night in a local hospital.  She had been in poor health for the past year.
  Mrs. Lovell, 76, had been a resident of Oregon since 1900 when she and her husband, who died in 1941, started missionary and church work in Independence for the Evangelical Church.
  The couple later lived in Brooks and for a short time in Eastern Oregon before returning to the Willamette Valley.  Mrs. Lovell had been a resident of Salem for the past 27 years.
  Born in Lycoming County, Pa., May 7, 1877, Mrs. Lovell was married in that state Aug. 4, 1898.
  She was an active member of the Evangelical United Brethren Church.
  Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Karl G. Becke and Miss Margaret E. Lovell, both of Salem; three sons, Dow H. Lovell, Salem, Clinton H. Lovell, Portland, and James H. Lovell, Hermiston; one sister, Mrs. Bessie Wood, and one brother, Harry A. Harper, both of Pennsylvania; seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
  Funeral services will be held Thurs-day at 1:30 p.m. in W.T. Rigdon Chapel with private graveside services.  The Rev. A.G. Jamieson and Dr. Paul Poling will officiate.  The casket will be open to friends until 1 p.m.
  Friends are requested to omit flowers.  Contributions may be made to the American Heart Association through Paul Allen at Ladd and Bush Bank, Salem." OS Jan 13, 1954 I:5:6

LOVELL, George Leidy Rev
  b. 15 Dec 1873
  d. 01 Nov 1941    OLD 125-06
  Father
  on marker w/Cora Belle Lovell
  "Former Salem Pastor Dies At Portland--Former pastor of the First Evangelical church in Salem, the Rev. George L. Lovell died Saturday morning at his home in Portland following an illness of several weeks.
  The funeral service is to be held from the Willamette Boulevard Evangel-ical church in Portland at 1:30 p.m. Monday, Rev. Hubert Bennett, pastor, in charge, assisted by Rev. C.P. Bates, Rev. C.C. Poling and Rev. E.W. Petticord, music under direction of Mrs. Edith Yates McClure.  Interment is to be at Lee Mission cemetery, Salem.
  Born December 15, 1873, at Linden, PA., George Lovell attended Muncey Normal school and New Berlin college, taught for three years in public school and following his graduation from New Berlin received his first pastorate at Penn's Creek in 1899.
  In 1898 he married Cora B. Harper.  In 1900 they moved to Oregon, where his first appointment was as pastor at Independence. Later he served churches at Brooks, Pendleton, Irrigon, Florence, Salem and Portland.  In 1920 he was elected presiding elder of the Oregon district of his denomination and in the same year was appointed pastor of the Portland First church.  In May, 1939, he was retired from the Milwaukie church and had since made his home in Portland.
  Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Cora B. Lovell; children, Mrs. Helen Becke and Dow H. Lovell of Salem, Clinton H., James H. and Margaret Lovell of Portland, five grandchildren, Marion and Marjorie Becke and Kay and Tommy Lovell of Salem and Clinton H. Lovell, jr., of Portland.
  Pallbearers at the services are to include 15 ministers with whom Mr. Lovell had served." OS Nov 2, 1941 2:4

LOVELL, Miriam
  b.       1901
  d. 03 May 1922    OLD 125-07
  marker has 1901-1922; however, death was 1925
  "At the residence, 643 N. Winter street, May 3, Miriam Lovell, age 22 years, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. George L. Lovell, sister of Mrs. Karl Becke and Margaret Lovell also Dow, Clinton and James, brothers.  Funeral services will be held Tuesday, May 5, at 2:30 from the Rigdon mortuary, interment, Lee Mission cemetery.  Friends may view the body at the mortuary prior to the hour of the services when the casket will be closed." OS May 5, 1925 5:6

LOWE, Baby Girl
  b.     Jan 1950 Salem, Oregon
  d. 02 Jan 1950 Salem, Oregon     C-43-02-04
 Record of Interment #1672
 "Baby girl Lowe, at a local hospital, January 2.  Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lowe, West Stayton.  Also survived by a sister, Patsy Clara Lowe, West Stayton, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomas, Holdenville, Okla.  Private graveside services were held by Clough-Barrick company at Lee Mission cemetery."  OS Feb 1, 1950 10:1

LOYNES, Roy James
  b.       1882
  d. 20 Jun 1952    C-46-03-08
  Interment Record #1778
"Roy J. Loynes, late resident of 549 Ford St., in this city June 20 at the age of 69.  Survived by wife, Mrs. Florence Clara Loynes of Salem; children, Ernest, Roy Jr., Ray, Maxine, Donald, Richard, Elvira, all of Salem, Mrs. Barbara Trussell of Bremerton, Wash., Mrs. Ruth Smith of Eureka, Calif., Chester of Bothel, Wash., and Mrs. Louise Santa of Portland; sisters, Mrs. Enoch Moore of Forest Grove and Mrs. Pierce Jenks of Tangent.  Services will be held in the W.T. Rigdon Chapel at 3 p.m. Monday, June 23, with interment in Lee Mission Cemetery."  OS Jun 22, 1952 13:3

LUA, Juan
 b. 05 Dec 1055
 d. 15 May 2010    RC-12-24

LUCAS, Carl Henry
  b. 16 Jun 1905
  d. 23 Dec 1982      RA-38-07
  "Carl Henry Lucas, 77, 2933 Center St. NE, died Thursday.
  He was born in Winterset, Iowa, and had lived in this area since 1955.  He was a meat cutter.
  Survivors include his sons, Robert, Anaheim, Calif., and William, Salem; and sisters, Augusta Livingston and Lenore Pick, Washington, Iowa. Alberta Barrett, El Cerrito, Calif., and Theresa Lucas, Burlingame, Calif.
  Private graveside services were held Monday in Lee Mission Cemetery, under direction of Rigdon-Ransom mortuary." OS Dec 28, 1982 3B:1

LUCAS, Jane Florence
  b. 06 Jul 1945
  d. 11 Jun 1985    RA-42-04
  "Jane F. Lucas, 39, of Salem, died Tuesday.
  She was born in Norfolk, Va.  She graduated from Whitman College, Walla Walla, received a master's degree from the University of Washington and physician's associate degree from Duke University, Durham, N.C., and for four years worked in the Salem Hospital Rehabilitation Unit.
  Survivors include her parents, Dr. John and Ruth Lucas, Mercer Island, Wash.; sisters, Nancy Dewald, Golden, Colo., and Karen Lucas, Portland; and brothers, Bob Lucas, Kelso, Wash., and John Lucas, Portland.
  Memorial services will be at 5:30 p.m. Friday in Bush's Pasture Park.  Arrangements are by Virgil T. Golden mortuary.
  Contributions may be made to the Physical Medicine Rehabilitation Unit at Salem Hospital." SJ Jun 13, 1985 2C:3

LUCAS, John William
  b. 04 Mar 1955 Salem, Oregon
  d. 14 Mar 1955 Salem, Oregon    C-43-05-17
  Our Son - son of William and Jerie Lucas
  Interment Record #1862
"Baby Boy John William Lucas--Late resident of 3350 Brenna Ave., in this city March 14.  Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lucas, one sister, Sheryl Lynn Lucas; grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Judd of Michigan, Mrs. Erma Goforth of Bremerton, Wash., Mrs. Carl Lucas of Bollingame, Calif.  Graveside services Thursday, March 17, at 10 a.m., at the Lee Mission Cemetery under direction of W.T. Rigdon Co." OS Mar 16, 1955 II:4:1

LUCAS, Robert E.
  b. 08 Jul 1890 Ellensburg, Washington
  d. 27 Jun 1956 Salem, Oregon     C-45-01-08
 Interment Record #1886
 "Death Claims Robert Lucas--Robert E. Lucas, 2630 N. Church St., died Wednesday at a Salem nursing home.  He was 64.
  Lucas was born July 8, 1890, in Ellensburg, Wash.  Surviving is a daughter, Sylvia Osborn, of Parker, Ariz.
  Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 p.m. in the chapel of the W.T. Rigdon funeral home.  Interment will be at Lee Misison cemetery." OS Jun 28, 1956 I:5:9

LUCERO, Mary Elizabeth
  b.
  d. 23 Nov 1948        C-43-01-07
  Interment Record #1622 Mary Eliza Lucero, premature, burial Nov 24, 1948, lot purchaser A. E. Lucero

LUCKEY, Leila Myrtle
  b.        1876
  d. 11 Jan 1973    RA-34-09
  "Rev. Leila Mrytle Luckey, 96, 679 Breys Ave. NE, a retired minister and missionary, died Wednesday at a Salem hospital.
  She was born in Indiana and came to Oregon in 1919 after being ordained an Evangelical United Brethren minister.  After pastorates at Hazel Green, Beaver and in Washington for 10 years, she went to New Mexico as a missionary to Indian reservations.  She returned to Salem after retirement.  She was a member of Englewood United Methodist Church.
  Surviving is sister Annie Welton, Mountain Grove, Mo.
  Services will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday at W.T. Rigdon mortuary and interment in Lee Mission Cemetery.  The family suggests contributions to Englewood United Methodist Church Memorial Fund." OS Jan 12, 1973 23:4

LUKE, Marjorie Mae (McClain)
  b. 04 Mar 1936 Newport, Oregon
  d. 17 May 1956 Salem, Oregon   C-45-01-03
  In loving memory
 Interment Record #1883
 "Mrs. Luke of Salem Dies--Funeral services for Mrs. Marjorie Mae Luke, 725 Locust St., who died Thursday night of leukemia at the age of 20, will be 1:30 p.m. Monday in W.T. Rigdon chapel.  Burial will be in IOOF Cemetery at Buena Vista.
  Mrs. Luke was a Salem resident about three years.  She was born March 4, 1936, at Newport.
  She leaves her husband, Vernon Luke, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. McClain, all of Salem, and three brothers, Wayne Allen McClain, U.S. Navy, Pearl Harbor, and Melvin Leroy and Donald Lee McClain, both of Salem."  OS May 19, 1956 2:2  See also: OS May 21, 1956 12:2

LUKINS, Edna Smith
  b.       1893
  d. 09 Jul 1947    D-31-04-01
  "Mrs. Lukins Dies; Funeral Will Be Friday--Mrs. Edna Lukins, 115 N. Lancaster dr., bookkeeper for the Beutler-Quistad Lumber company here, died Wednesday morning in a Portland hospital following a month's illness.
  Funeral services will be Friday at 1:30 p.m. at W.T. Rigdon chapel.
  A resident of Salem for most of her life, Mrs. Lukins was born in Eugene and came here with her parents, Mrs. Frank Smith and the late Mr. Smith.  She was employed by Copeland Lumber company before going with the Beutler-Quistad firm.
  Survivors are the widower, Walter S. Lukins; daughter, Shirley Lukins; son, W. Frank Lukins; mother, Mrs. Frank Smith; brother, Fred W. Smith, and sister, Mrs. W.A. Sampson, all of Salem." OS Jul 10, 1947 4:2

LUKINS, W. S.
  b.
 d.                            N/A

LUKUN, Enako
  b. 1987
  d. 05 Aug 2018  RC-13-09
w/o Takress Taylor

LUNA, Angelina
  b. 11 Feb 1942
  d. 03 Jul 2020      RC-31-07
  Burial 09-Jul-2020

LUNA, Anita
b. 25 Aug 1942
d.  03 Sep 2011 Salem, Oregon   RC-33-04
w/o Joseph Luna

LUNA, David Joel
b.
d.  11 Apr 2024             RC-31-20
"September 18 2001 - April 11 2024 Buried 23 Apr 2024. David Joel Luna, aged 22, of Salem, Oregon, passed away on April 11, 2024, in Salem. Born on September 18, 2001, in Salem, he was a beloved son, brother, grandson, nephew and partner. David was a loving and charismatic young man who could light up a room with his energy and electric smile. He had a knack for making others feel loved and cherished, often lifting their spirits with his hugs and infectious positivity.
    He had a passion for cars, karaoke, and dancing, which brought him joy and allowed him to express himself freely.
    David is survived by his mother, Valerie Luna; sisters Isabella Marie, Destiny Monique, and Sara Delia; brother Daniel Jacob; Grandmother Maria Elena; girlfriend Rebeca Angelina; devoted aunts, uncles, cousins, and a host of friends. He was preceded in death by his grandfather Richard Luna Sr., great grandfather Jesus Garza, and great grandmother Angela Garcia.
    A service to honor and remember David will be held at City View Funeral Home, 390 Hoyt St. S, Salem, OR 97302, on April 19th, 2024. The viewing will take place from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm, followed by the service from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm.
    David will be dearly missed by all who knew him, but his memory will forever live on in the hearts of those he touched. May he rest in peace." City View Funeral Home • 390 Hoyt Street S. • Salem, OR 97302 • 503.363.8652

LUNA, Gloria
b.
d.    Reserved                  RC-33-06

LUNA, Joe
 b.
 d. Reserved                    RC-33-04

LUNA, Maria Vallejo
b. 25 Dec 1946
d.  05 Jun 2007               RC-33-05

LUNN, Christina
  b.        1847
  d. 22 Apr 1927      OLD 215-08
  "Lunn--In this city April 22, Christina Lunn, age 80 years, mother of Oscar C. Lunn of Portland, grandmother of Etta Schade, Otis and Alvin Lunn of Portland, great grandmother of George Schade Jr. of Portland.  Funeral services Saturday, April 23 at 1:30 p.m. from Rigdon mortuary.  Interment in the Lee Mission cemetery." CJ Apr 22, 1927 11:8

LUPOLI,  Jim
  b.
 d.  Reserved           RC-33-18

LUPOLI, Teri 
  b.
 d.  Reserved           RC-33-18

LUSTED, Eunice C.
 b. 1931
 d. 28 Nov 2006        RC-12-10

LUSTED, George C.
  b. 16 Apr 1888
  d. 13 Dec 1970      RA-36-07
  Iowa Pvt Co A Engineers World War I
  "George C. Lusted, 82, 1955 Dallas Highway NW, died Sunday in a local hospital.
  He was born in Cedar Falls, Iowa, and was a Methodist minister in Iowa for 50 years.  He attended Cornell College, Iowa, theological school at Northwestern University, Chicago, Ill., and Boston University.  He came to Salem in 1959.  He was a member of First United Methodist Church here, American Legion, Lions Club, Upper Iowa Methodist Conference and Veterans of World War I.
  Survivors include widow Maude; sons Dr. Lee B. Lusted, Hinsdale, Ill., Dr. Keith Lusted, Salem, Dr. Dean Lusted, Norwich, Conn.; nine grandchildren; sisters Florence and Susanna Lusted, Mrs. Esther L. Barrett and Mrs. Ruth L. Treichler, all Ashland.
  Services will be 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in First United Methodist Church.  Interment will be in Jason Lee Cemetery, W.T. Rigdon mortuary is in charge." OS Dec 14, 1970 II:20:1

 LUSTED, Keith
b. 1926
d. 21 Feb 2008 RC-12-10

LUSTED, Maude Browning
  b. 16 Mar 1888
  d. 26 Dec 1978      RA-36-08
  wife of Rev. George C.
  mother of Lee, Keith and Dean.
  "Services for Maude Browning Lusted, 90, 1955 Salem-Dallas Highway, who died Wednesday at home, will be at 11 a.m. today in Rigdon-Ransom mortuary.
  Born in Solon, Iowa, she was a charter member of Women's Society of Christian Service, the founder of Mount Vernon, Iowa, Music Club, past regent and 50-year member of Daughters of the American Revolution and member of Daughters of the Union of Veterans.
  She lived in Salem since 1959 and was a graduate of Cornell College Conservatory, Mount Vernon.  She was a voice instructor on the faculty of Leander Clark College in Toledo, Iowa.
  Survivors include sons, Dr. Lee Lusted, Rancho Santa Fe, Calif., Dr. Keith Lusted, Rockville, Md., and Dr. Dean Lusted, Shaker Heights, Ohio.
  The family suggests contributions to Capitol Manor Residence Fund, Salem." SJ Dec 30, 1978 8C:2

LUTES, Minnie
  b.        1871
  d. 15 Aug 1914      D-21-02-03
  "Lutes--In this city August 15, 1914, Minnie I. Lutes, aged 43 years.
  The funeral will be held at Rigdon and Richardson's parlors at 4 p.m. today.  Mr. Reiter of the Christian Scientist church, will officiate.  The burial will take place in Lee mission cemetery."  OS Aug 16, 1914 4:3

LUTZ, Laura
  b.        1878
  d. 15 Aug 1918      D-10-01-01
  "The funeral services of Mrs. Laura Lutz who died August 16, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the chapel of the Rigdon company.  The funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. Johnston and burial will be in the Lee Mission cemetery." CJ Aug 17, 1918 10:2

LYONS, Baby
  b. 30 Jul 1919
  d. 30 Jul 1919      A-38-02-01
  child of A.F. Lyons; stillborn per Record of Interment #784

LYTTLE,  Infant Girl   
  b.
  d.     June 1893             OLD 100-01
Female; C.L. Lyttle, father; per Record of Interment #182
 

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