On April 24, 2012 Zelda Lola Dock passed away in Scappoose, Oregon. She was 85.
Zelda was born in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho on December 9, 1926 to Edwin and Bessie Adamson. She graduated from Lebanon High School and earned a 3 year certificate at The Bible Institute of L.A.
When she was younger she worked as a secretary at The Bible Institute of L.A., this is where she met Ardel Dock. They were married on December 13, 1952 in Paso Robles, California. They arrived in Eugene, Oregon in 2003.
Zelda was a member of The Calvary Chapel Fellowship in St. Helens, Oregon. She loved the children and taught Sunday School.
Her whole life was her family and church. Among her favorite things were sewing, crafts, making things for the kids and grandkids, and she made beautiful embroidery work.
Zelda is survived by her daughter; Elizabeth "Liz" and her husband Chuck Berry of St. Helens, Oregon and her son Stephen Dock of Mangum, Oklahoma. Her sister Laura Weber also survives her.
She was preceded in death by her husband Ardel Dock, her sisters; Elva, Zaida, Lula, and Leta, also her brothers; Neal and Melvin.
There will be no services. Zelda will be laid to rest alongside Ardel at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland, Oregon
Zelda was born in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho on December 9, 1926 to Edwin and Bessie Adamson. She graduated from Lebanon High School and earned a 3 year certificate at The Bible Institute of L.A.
When she was younger she worked as a secretary at The Bible Institute of L.A., this is where she met Ardel Dock. They were married on December 13, 1952 in Paso Robles, California. They arrived in Eugene, Oregon in 2003.
Zelda was a member of The Calvary Chapel Fellowship in St. Helens, Oregon. She loved the children and taught Sunday School.
Her whole life was her family and church. Among her favorite things were sewing, crafts, making things for the kids and grandkids, and she made beautiful embroidery work.
Zelda is survived by her daughter; Elizabeth "Liz" and her husband Chuck Berry of St. Helens, Oregon and her son Stephen Dock of Mangum, Oklahoma. Her sister Laura Weber also survives her.
She was preceded in death by her husband Ardel Dock, her sisters; Elva, Zaida, Lula, and Leta, also her brothers; Neal and Melvin.
There will be no services. Zelda will be laid to rest alongside Ardel at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland, Oregon
On April 24, 2012 Zelda Lola Dock passed away in Scappoose, Oregon. She was 85.
Zelda was born in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho on December 9, 1926 to Edwin and Bessie Adamson. She graduated from Lebanon High School and earned a 3 year certificate at The Bible Institute of L.A.
When she was younger she worked as a secretary at The Bible Institute of L.A., this is where she met Ardel Dock. They were married on December 13, 1952 in Paso Robles, California. They arrived in Eugene, Oregon in 2003.
Zelda was a member of The Calvary Chapel Fellowship in St. Helens, Oregon. She loved the children and taught Sunday School.
Her whole life was her family and church. Among her favorite things were sewing, crafts, making things for the kids and grandkids, and she made beautiful embroidery work.
Zelda is survived by her daughter; Elizabeth "Liz" and her husband Chuck Berry of St. Helens, Oregon and her son Stephen Dock of Mangum, Oklahoma. Her sister Laura Weber also survives her.
She was preceded in death by her husband Ardel Dock, her sisters; Elva, Zaida, Lula, and Leta, also her brothers; Neal and Melvin.
There will be no services. Zelda will be laid to rest alongside Ardel at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland, Oregon
Zelda was born in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho on December 9, 1926 to Edwin and Bessie Adamson. She graduated from Lebanon High School and earned a 3 year certificate at The Bible Institute of L.A.
When she was younger she worked as a secretary at The Bible Institute of L.A., this is where she met Ardel Dock. They were married on December 13, 1952 in Paso Robles, California. They arrived in Eugene, Oregon in 2003.
Zelda was a member of The Calvary Chapel Fellowship in St. Helens, Oregon. She loved the children and taught Sunday School.
Her whole life was her family and church. Among her favorite things were sewing, crafts, making things for the kids and grandkids, and she made beautiful embroidery work.
Zelda is survived by her daughter; Elizabeth "Liz" and her husband Chuck Berry of St. Helens, Oregon and her son Stephen Dock of Mangum, Oklahoma. Her sister Laura Weber also survives her.
She was preceded in death by her husband Ardel Dock, her sisters; Elva, Zaida, Lula, and Leta, also her brothers; Neal and Melvin.
There will be no services. Zelda will be laid to rest alongside Ardel at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland, Oregon
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