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Keizer Funeral Chapel is a full service funeral and cremation provider with a crematory on-site prou Celebrating life is our mission. That’s never changed.

We at Keizer Funeral Chapel are privileged to be serving the Keizer/Salem and surrounding communities. We appreciate your confidence in our firm, and are committed to providing the most caring, compassionate, and professional funeral service possible to every family that places their trust in us. Keizer Funeral Chapel was established years ago, and serving families has always been our focus. We take pride in being able to guide people through some of their most difficult days. We take pride in maintaining a setting that allows people to find solace. And with pride, it never will. We've learned a lot over many years. Like how to present options without overwhelming. And how to meet the needs of many caring parties. People come to us in difficult times, and we respond with kindness, calmness, and expertise. Our goal is to create a beautiful occasion and make you feel welcome, always. We spend our days planning with families. We stay up to date with industry developments. And we make hard times a little easier. Visit the home to speak with a staff member at 4365 River Rd N Keizer, OR 97303 or you can call to schedule an appointment (503) 393-7037.

01/09/2026

Ralph Thomas Nicholson Jr.

Ralph Thomas Nicholson Jr. was born 01.16.1950 in Ely, NV to Mary and Ralph Thomas Nicholson. At the age of 17 he moved to Independence, Oregon to reside with cousins. This move proved to be a pivotal point in his life.

During his senior year in high school, Ralph was hired to work part-time as a dispatcher for the Independence Police Department. He diligently continued his studies and graduated from Central High School in 1968. January 1969 saw him as a private in the Army. Ralph's interest in law enforcement was furthered by serving in the military police in Viet Nam from 1970-1971. Along with his Viet Nam campaign Medal he received a Good Conduct Medal, among others. He was honorably discharged at the rank of Sergeant in November 1971 and continued service to his country with an additional four years spent in the Army Reserves.

Not one to sit idle, Ralph was hired by the Independence Police Department as a patrolman in December. While there, he completed the Board of Police Standards & Training and went on to become a Field Training Officer for Independence Police while simultaneously working on an Associate's Degree.

The end of 1974 saw him with the Marion County Sheriff's Office in Salem. In the course of his 26-year career with MCSO, Ralph served as a Field Training Officer, Detective, Polygraph Examiner, retiring at the rank of Commander. There were many stand-out moments in his career, but one that bears mentioning was a twelve-year-old homicide. Detective Nicholson was singularly responsible for bringing the case to a successful conclusion, earning him a Certificate of Commendation.

Ralph married Susan Nelson in 1978 and they enjoyed 47 years together. In addition to raising their two children, they enjoyed traveling, camping, motorcycling, & racquetball. After retirement Ralph and Suzi moved to Maui, HI where they spent 11 years surfing, snorkeling, canoeing & generally enjoying paradise. Ralph was also a member of the Dawn Turtle Patrol.

Ralph & Suzi returned to the mainland after Ralph's diagnosis of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's disease) due to his exposure to Agent Orange in Viet Nam. His was a long and valiant fight, but succumbed to the disease on 01.04.26-fourteen years after his diagnosis.

He is survived by his wife Susan, son Tom Nicholson, and daughter Marci Nelson of Portland. A private service will be held at Willamette National Cemetery.

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01/05/2026

Patrick Allen Petit

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12/29/2025

Naomi Ruth Atkinson

Naomi Ruth Atkinson, 70, of Keizer, Oregon, passed away peacefully on December 18, 2025, surrounded by her loving family. Naomi was born June 15, 1955, in Independence, Kansas, to Rellis and Vernice Reynolds. Naomi was one of 8 children. She spent her early years in Kansas before moving to Oregon with her family. Naomi graduated from South Salem High School. She later built a career as an office manager while also dedicating herself to her role as a homemaker, retiring in 2017. Naomi met Robert Frank Atkinson in 1975 and they were married in November of 1976. Together they made their home in Keizer, Oregon, where they raised three children. She cherished traveling, especially trips to the Oregon Coast. A talented crafter and devoted gardener, Naomi found great joy in planting flowers and creating beautiful things. Above all, she treasured time spent with her family. Naomi was known for her kind and generous heart and will be remembered as a loving sister, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, great-aunt and friend. She was preceded in death by her parents, Rellis and Vernice Reynolds; her brothers, Weldon, Sherlon, and Dwight; and her sister, Vivian. She is survived by her children, Joshua (Charmaine), Matthew (Heather), and Emily (Shawn); her grandchildren, Kyle (Miranda), Alexis, Ethan, Blake and Anela; her great-grandchildren, Ziggy and Xaila; her sister, Rachel (Michael); and her brothers, Harold (Laverna) and James (Michele) and many nieces and nephews. A celebration of life open house will be held Sunday, January 4, from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. at The Gathering Place, 7845 River Road NE, Keizer, Oregon. Private interment will take place at City View Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute. Keizer Funeral Chapel has helped the family plan arrangements. To share photos, memories, or online condolences, please visit Naomi's memorial page at www.keizerchapel.com

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12/19/2025

Richard C. Hohnbaum, Jr

Dick Hohnbaum was born on September 13, 1932, in LaJunta, Colorado. Dick, adopted older brother George and his parents moved to Tacoma. Dick graduated from the University of Puget Sound with a BA in Social work where he met his first wife, Marilyn Glee Callahan at a campus social event. They married in 1953 and moved to the Spokane Indian Reservation where he worked as a social case worker until 1956.

Their oldest son, Rick Arthur, was born in January of 1956 and their daughter Kathleen Marie in July of 1957. In 1957, Dick began a 33-year teaching career. After 3 years in Camas, Washington, Dick and Glee moved their growing family to the tiny fishing village of Cordova, Alaska. Kevin James joined the family in December of 1960, and Michael Lee in May of 1962.

After 7 years in Cordova, the family moved to Woodburn, Oregon, where Dick became the first male 1st grade teacher and eventually, the 1st male kindergarten teacher in Oregon. Dick taught two of his own kids in 4th grade while in Alaska, and retired in 1982 after having one of his granddaughters in his kindergarten class. Glee passed away from cancer in 1977.

In June of 1978 Dick married Clara Mae Brown (sons Eric, Rex and Ben). They divorced in 1981. In 1982 Dick married United Methodist pastor LaVernae Dick (sons Stephen, Tom and Wendell) and they served 5 different churches in the Willamette Valley. LaVernae passed away due to an accident in May of 1992.

On January 2nd, 1993, Dick married Catherine Joy McKennan and welcomed her son Barron and daughter Karen to the family.

Dick was a life-long member of the United Methodist Church. He was very active in the Oregon Chapter of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation, serving as editor and publisher of the chapter's newsletter and as treasurer for nearly 20 years. He also volunteered at the Willamette Heritage Center and Mission Mill Museum in Salem reenacting an 1860s schoolmaster.

Dick loved to sing and in addition to various church choirs, spent 24 years as a member and the general manager for the Salem-area 80 member Just For Fun Singers. Dick and Cathy lived in Keizer and attended Clear Lake United Methodist Church for most of their 33 years together.

Dick leaves a large family at the time of his passing on December 15, 2025 - 4 children, 2 stepchildren, 13 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.

A memorial service will be held at Keizer Clear Lake United Methodist Church, 7920 Wheatland Rd N, Keizer, Oregon 97303, at 2:00 pm on Friday, January 9th. Donations can be made in Dick's honor to Shriner's Hospital.

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12/18/2025

Marjorie Elizabeth Holt

Marjorie "Marge" Holt, 89, the beloved matriarch of her family, quietly passed away on December 4, 2025.

Marge was born in Hubbard, Oregon, the second of two children. She attended a one-room schoolhouse in Mt. Angel, where students were taught first through eighth grade together. An exceptional student, Marge studied alongside older classmates, and her teacher encouraged her parents, Daniel and Goldie, to advance her from third grade directly to fifth grade.

Her family later moved several times throughout the Willamette Valley, ultimately settling in Eugene, where Marge graduated from high school in 1953. She went on to take extensive business courses and successfully completed a state civil service test. That fall, she began working for the State of Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation Division and later transferred to Salem in June to work in the Disability Determination Section, a newly implemented part of the Social Security program. This opportunity brought her to Salem, where she would build both her career and her life.

While living in Salem, Marge met her future husband through her roommate's boyfriend. The match was perfect, as Leroy "Roy" Holt had just returned to the area from his service in the U.S. Navy. Marge and Roy were married in June 1957.

Together they raised three children: Sherie, Michael, and Susan. Marge continued her career working for Legislative Counsel in the bill drafting and publication office of the Oregon Legislature and later finished her career in the payroll and personnel section.

Marge and Roy enjoyed a wonderful retirement, spending time doing the things they loved most. They especially cherished their time on the Oregon coast, where they kept a fishing boat, and at their property on the Abiqua, always sharing these special places with friends and family.

Marge deeply loved her family and never missed an opportunity to spend time with and support her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren in all aspects of their lives. She was a strong and remarkable woman who radiated positivity and love. Her laughter, joyful giggle, and enduring strength will forever remain her legacy.

Marge is survived by her three children, Sherie, Michael, and Susan, and their spouses; five grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren, who brought her immense joy, surrounding her with entertainment and many hugs throughout her life.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Roy; her grandson, Christopher; and her brother, Donald Connelly.

Services are pending. Burial will be private with family inurnment.

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12/12/2025

Kathleen Therese Fabos

Kathleen Desmarteau Fabos, passed away peacefully on November 13, 2025,vat home, holding hands with her loving husband in Keizer, Oregon. She was born on February 8, 1951, in Woodinville, Washington, to Edward and Dorothy Desmarteau.

Kathleen grew up in a large and loving family alongside her siblings David, Dorothy, John, Barbara, Karen, MaryAnne, and Edward. She attended St. Joseph's Grade School, Sacred Heart Academy, and later earned her degree from Western Oregon University, setting the foundation for her lifelong dedication to education, children, faith, and service.

Kathleen married the love of her life, Gregory Fabos, on December 24, 1991, at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. She was a devoted mother to Jacinda and Joseph Forster, and a caring stepmother to Kristin, Joy, and Jamie Fabos. Her joys were her nine grandchildren and one great-grandson, all of whom brought immense pride to her life.

For 30 years, Kathleen served as an elementary school teacher, most recently at Chapman Hill School, where she touched countless young lives with her patience, compassion, and unwavering positivity. Even after retirement, she continued giving back as a substitute teacher and as a faithful parish song leader, and eucharistic minister, sharing both her voice and her generous spirit with the community.

Kathleen's passions were as vibrant as her personality. She loved music, opera, concerts, karaoke, and singing, any opportunity to lift her beautiful voice and the spirits of those around her. She cherished time spent with family and friends, and she especially loved being outdoors, where she found joy in golf, biking, hiking, skiing, time on the beach and cheering on Oregon Duck football. Her dream was simple and beautiful: to live happily alongside her mutual best friend and soulmate husband in Oregon and Florida.

Kathleen was preceded in death by her parents, Edward and Dorothy Desmarteau, and her sister Barbara. She will be remembered for her radiant smile, her loving heart, her positive attitude, and the kindness she shared with everyone she met.

A Solemn Funeral Mass will be celebrated on December 30, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. with Reception to follow at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Parish Center, in Salem, Oregon. Inurnment will follow at 2:30 p.m. at Hilltop Cemetery in Independence, Oregon.

Memorial contributions in lieu of flowers may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, Oregon Public Broadcasting, Feed the Children, or Catholic Charities; causes close to Kathleen's loving heart.

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12/10/2025

Mariah Lester

✨ In Loving Memory of Mariah Noreen "Beans" Lester ✨

May 19, 1993 - December 1, 2025.

Mariah Noreen Lester, lovingly known as Beans, was born on May 19, 1993, in Bismarck, North Dakota, weighing 7 pounds, 3 ounces.

She fought for her life since she was born, her strong spirit brought her out other near death experiences she had a strong spirit for life.

Mariah was the comical middle child of her family. She is survived by her mother, Hannah Shooting Bear; her father, Gerald Lester; her older brother, Alonzo; her younger brother, Dominic; her niece Crystal Shooting Bear, her nephew AJ Shooting Bear, her beloved daughter, Jordyn Leigh Mendoza whom she loved very much, along with 2 ½ sisters and 1 ½ brother.

Mariah had a gentle heart and a curious spirit. She enjoyed watching paranormal videos, listening to music, spending quiet time coloring and journaling, and she especially loved animals that included playing with Tanner, Nermal and CeCe which brought her comfort.

She was also proud to support her community, by helping with Indigenous NOW events over the past two years.

Mariah faced many challenges throughout life, she held onto hope for healing and a future in recovery

Above all, her spirit and presence will be profoundly missed.

Memorial Service

2 to 4 pm

Keizer Funeral Chapel

4365 River Road N.

Keizer, Oregon 97303

Meal to follow (Location TBD)

Traditional Ceremony

10 am

Location/Meet -

45th Parallel

2195 Hyacinth St NE, Salem, OR

*The Traditional Ceremony is RSVP only.

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12/04/2025

Rodney E Swinehart

Rodney E. Swinehart age 75 of Keizer, Oregon died peacefully on December 2, 2025 surrounded by family and his care team. Rod was born in Wyandot County, Ohio as the 2nd child to the late Darrell and Christina Swinehart. Rod grew up in Sycamore and the family later moved to Nevada, Ohio where he was a star player on the Wynford football team, earning a scholarship to play at the College of William & Mary. Rod decided to enlist in the Army and served his country from 1969-1972, in Okinawa during the Vietnam era.

Upon his return Rod traveled around the country hitch hiking with friends looking for a place to call home. After some time he landed in Monmouth Oregon with his lifelong friends Jim Rawlins and Dan Young, enrolling in classes at OCE (now WOU). It was there that he began dating Joanne Erickson in December of 1973, they married in April of 1974 and were married for over 51 years. In 1978 they welcomed their first child, Ben and in 1981 a daughter, Andrea.

Rod worked for the Marion County Sheriffs office and eventually the Marion County Corrections and Courthouse throughout the majority of his career. He had an enormous amount of pride for the work he did to establish and organize the internationally recognized Willamette Valley Adult Threat Advisory Team as well as being a years-long member of the Mid-Valley Student Threat Assessment Team, both teams work towards the assessment, management and mitigation of school and public safety threats. In his work and his personal life, Rod was always a protector and guardian.

Rod was a 2nd degree black belt in American Kenpo, teaching for many years. He played on softball teams and won many chili cookoffs. He loved being on his boat, fishing at Ten Mile lake. And, he never missed a football game featuring The Ohio State Buckeyes. In his final days he was happy knowing that the Buckeyes were victorious over the team up north.

Rod is survived by his wife Joanne (Erickson) Swinehart. Son, Ben (Lindsey) Swinehart of Portland and daughter Andrea Swinehart also of Portland. Rod was a very proud grandfather to Ivy and Henry Swinehart. He is also survived by his beloved brother Brian (LuAnn) Swinehart of Marion, OH.

A memorial service for Rod will be held at Salem Evangelical Church (3rd floor) on December 20th at 11:00. In lieu of flowers Rod asked that donations be made to Tunnels to Towers.

The family would like to extend a special thanks to his incredible care team at Mark Comfort Homes: Divine, Peter, Beatrice and Francis for their warm compassion and Willamette Vital Health for their support.

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10/30/2025

Donetta May Zeazeas

Donetta May Zeazeas (Beal)

May 24, 1932 - October 28, 2025

Donna was born in Weiser, Idaho to Lyle and Mildred Beal. She leaves behind her son Michael, brother-in-law Albert (Jerry) Robinson, sister-in-law Judith Robinson, numerous nieces and nephews and her dog Cossy. She was preceded by her husband Michael (Mike), daughter Julie, son Steven and Brother James Beal. Donna and Mike tended to stay close to home to help their disabled son if needed; when Mike Jr became disabled in 1974 it changed their lives completely. They enjoyed drives in the country, in the spring looking for fields of wildflowers or just enjoying country roads or finding out-of-the-way diners to try.

They often took short day-trips;

· One favorite they liked was going up highway 22 to Marion Forks then coming home via highway 20 to Cascade Gateway Highway then back to Salem via Silverton.

· Another favorite was highway 22 to Lincoln City, clam chowder at Moe's, highway 101 to Newport, highway 20 to junction with highway 223 (Kings Valley Highway) to Dallas, then back through Independence to Salem via the Independence bridge across the Willamette River.

When Julie got too sick to live alone she moved back home with Donna and Mike, Donna being one of her caregivers, when Julie's care became too difficult Julie moved in with Mike Jr until her death in 2010.

After Mike died in 2014 Donna and her dog (Cossy) moved in with their son (Mike Jr) where she lived the remainder of her life.

Donna enjoyed spending time with family and friends, gardening, bird watching, watching Hallmark movies on TV and reading. A private family service will be held at a later date.

Donna's brother-in-law (Jerry) bought bricks in Pioneer Square in downtown Portland for the entire Zeazeas family, use the brick locator website ( www.thesquarepdx.org/find-my-brick ) to locate family bricks. Use Zeazeas as search criteria.

In lieu of flowers please send donations to the ALS Society of Oregon ( alsnorthwest.org ) in names of Julie and

Donetta Zeazeas.

Arrangements entrusted to Keizer Funeral Chapel & Cremation Services.

Online condolences may be left at www.keizerchapel.com

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10/28/2025

John Michael Miller

John Michael Miller, age 66, passed on from this world in the early morning hours of October 18, 2025 in Salem, Oregon. He was born in Gold Beach, Oregon on September 10, 1959 to Gilmer and Joan Miller and grew up as the fourth of five sons, settling in the Gervais area in 1966. After graduation from Gervais Union High School, he joined the US Army, trained as a helicopter mechanic and served at Fort Lewis and served in Germany with the 501st Aviation Battalion. In 1980, he married Mary Gardner and together they raised four children in the Keizer area.

John had many interests including fishing, gold panning, coins and history. The peace and solitude of the outdoors were a constant draw for him and in 2012 he found the perfect fit when he became an Oregon State Park Ranger stationed in the Santiam Canyon and worked there until health issues forced him into retirement. John's large presence will be missed by his many friends and his family, especially at the holiday dinner table. He treasured his family and friends and he had so many, as shown by the outpouring of support he received during his recent illness.

John was preceded in death by his parents and brothers, Monte Miller and David Miller. He is survived by children Karen (Cody) Orton, James (Alayna) Miller, Brian (Sara) Miller and Laura (Brandon) Pike, his brothers Tony Miller and Cole Allen Miller and many much loved nieces and nephews. He was also a proud and enthusiastic grandfather to Frank, Emma, Claire, Maeve and Maren.

A reception to honor John's life will be held at 1:00 on October 30, 2025 at the Keizer Elks Lodge.

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10/17/2025

Theresa Ann Greco

Theresa Ann Duncan, beloved mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, passed away on October 2, 2025, in Salem, Oregon, at the age of 62. She was born on September 8, 1963, in Amarillo, Texas, and throughout her life, she brought warmth, laughter, and light to everyone who knew her.

Theresa was known for her friendly nature, quick wit, creativity, and timeless beauty. A true perfectionist, she poured her heart into everything she did-whether it was her work, her home, or the people she loved. She had a sharp eye for detail, a love for Holidays and gatherings, and a spirit that made others feel welcome wherever she went.

For more than 30 years, Theresa built a meaningful career in the hospitality industry, where her professionalism and warmth left a lasting impression on countless colleagues and guests. She dedicated over 20 years to the Salem Convention Center, where she was admired for her commitment, grace, and impeccable work ethic.

Theresa's greatest pride was her family. She is survived by her two daughters, Amber Duncan and D'Avonie Greco, both of Keizer, Oregon; her grandchildren, Zachary and Jasmine; her brothers, Tim (Sue) Duncan of Massachusetts, Jamie (Margaret) Caulfield of Washington, and John Caulfield of Oregon; her sisters, Maureen (Lonnie) Nunley of Washington and Maggie (Gordon) Schneekloth of Oregon; her dearest friend, Rhonda Braley of Washington; and many more friends, family, and colleagues whose lives she touched deeply.

Theresa will be remembered for her strength, humor, and unwavering love. Her legacy lives on in her daughters and grandchildren, and in the countless hearts she brightened along the way.

A Celebration of Life honoring Theresa will be held on Sunday, November 16, 2025, at 12:30 p.m. at the Salem Convention Center in Salem, Oregon. 200 Commercial Street SE, Salem, Or. 97301 in the Willamette Ballroom upstairs. All who knew and loved her are welcome to attend. Theresa loved cobalt blue, and we'd be honored if we could fill the room with blue in her memory.

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10/17/2025

Lee Odis Boswell

Lee Odis (Russell) Boswell was born on February 13, 1936, in Okemah, Oklahoma to Henry and Otha Russell. Lee was twelve minutes younger than her twin sister, Dee Odis. The doctor came out in a buggy and charged $25.00 to deliver the pair-$12.50 each. Although very close with her parents and older brother Alan and her younger brother, Ron-Lee and Dee shared a bond that only twins can know. They were not whole unless together.

Lee grew up in Taft, California and attended the Foursquare church. The very large Russell clan of 9 uncles, aunts, and cousins galore made for wonderful holidays and family gatherings.

She also lived In Ventura, California, was a cigarette girl in Vegas, a 911 operator in Dallas, Oregon, and a dental assistant in Palmdale, California and then in Enumclaw, Washington. After many years as a bookkeeper in Salem, Oregon, Lee retired early and moved to Oklahoma when husband, Robert Boswell, taught at the FAA school. Lee loved swimming, tennis, riding bikes, animals, and painting. As a talented artist, Lee shared her love for painting with lessons to her great granddaughters.

Her deep love of Christ caused Lee to pray and pray for each family member and friend. She was a saint and prayer warrior. Oh, how Lee loved Jesus and wants each of us with her in Heaven.

Lee's family was blended, and she called them all her own. She is survived by daughter Margie and her son Clint. Son Gary and his wife Tina, plus 3 grandchildren, Brad, Christy, and Danny and 5-great grandchildren. Daughter Connie, her son Scott and his 2 children, Amelia and Nick. Daughter Lori, her two children, Kelli and Derek, and Kelli's two daughters, Saija and Rosie. Son Zachary, his daughter Kari and her 2 children. Son David. Last is Tammy, her husband Dan, and their two children, Bree and Dusty, and Bree's three girls, Sutton, Isla, and Callan. That's a total of 7 kids, 10 grandchildren, and 14 great-grandchildren.

While asleep at her home in Keizer, Oregon, Lee went home to be with the Lord on 10/06/2025.The graveside service is on 10-21-25 in Taft California and a Celebration of Life service will be held at Lee's beloved church, Jesus our Jubilee in Salem, Oregon on 11-12-25.

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