Fred Hallauer passed away peacefully at home from Alzheimer's complications.
Fred was born in Kansas City, MO to Fred and Kathryn Hallauer and spent his younger years in Missouri. In 1955 he married Nadene Pearson. Fred and Nadene had three children. After graduating from the University of Montana and serving four years in the Air Force, Fred worked for various companies including the Oregon Farm Bureau, Fred Meyer data processing, where he was instrumental in installing their first computer system, Blue Cross of OR, Evans Products, and the State of Oregon.
In 1977 he married Cora Leitzke Hescock. Fred suffered a massive brain-stem stroke in 1993 forcing early retirement. He always said he didn't know what he would do when he retired- well after working hard at therapy and a miraculous recovery he enjoyed many activities. The Courthouse Athletic Club was one of his favorite "hang outs" from 1980 to 2000. He enjoyed Men's Bible Study Fellowship, Stephens Ministry, and Men's Prayer Breakfast at the Nazarene Church with his best friend Steve. He and Cora made two road trips across the United States, traveled abroad and spent winters in Mazatlan where they have many friends. His children and grandchildren were the light of his life and he loved playing games with them, coaching them through their daily problems and loving them unconditionally. Dad's lectures were always their "favorite" conversations.
Surviving Fred are his wife and six children. Barbara (Gary) Bauman of Japan, Maria (Tom) Fuhrmann of Newberg, OR, Debra (Eric) Bergen of Cameron Park, CA, Doug (Patrice) Hescock of Kennewick, WA, Melissa Hescock of Salem, and David (Hollie) Hallauer of Roseville, CA; Gretchen Schumacher, a dear friend and his favorite caregiver; thirteen grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Published in StatesmanJournal from November 9 to November 11, 2012
Fred was born in Kansas City, MO to Fred and Kathryn Hallauer and spent his younger years in Missouri. In 1955 he married Nadene Pearson. Fred and Nadene had three children. After graduating from the University of Montana and serving four years in the Air Force, Fred worked for various companies including the Oregon Farm Bureau, Fred Meyer data processing, where he was instrumental in installing their first computer system, Blue Cross of OR, Evans Products, and the State of Oregon.
In 1977 he married Cora Leitzke Hescock. Fred suffered a massive brain-stem stroke in 1993 forcing early retirement. He always said he didn't know what he would do when he retired- well after working hard at therapy and a miraculous recovery he enjoyed many activities. The Courthouse Athletic Club was one of his favorite "hang outs" from 1980 to 2000. He enjoyed Men's Bible Study Fellowship, Stephens Ministry, and Men's Prayer Breakfast at the Nazarene Church with his best friend Steve. He and Cora made two road trips across the United States, traveled abroad and spent winters in Mazatlan where they have many friends. His children and grandchildren were the light of his life and he loved playing games with them, coaching them through their daily problems and loving them unconditionally. Dad's lectures were always their "favorite" conversations.
Surviving Fred are his wife and six children. Barbara (Gary) Bauman of Japan, Maria (Tom) Fuhrmann of Newberg, OR, Debra (Eric) Bergen of Cameron Park, CA, Doug (Patrice) Hescock of Kennewick, WA, Melissa Hescock of Salem, and David (Hollie) Hallauer of Roseville, CA; Gretchen Schumacher, a dear friend and his favorite caregiver; thirteen grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Published in StatesmanJournal from November 9 to November 11, 2012
Fred Hallauer passed away peacefully at home from Alzheimer's complications.
Fred was born in Kansas City, MO to Fred and Kathryn Hallauer and spent his younger years in Missouri. In 1955 he married Nadene Pearson. Fred and Nadene had three children. After graduating from the University of Montana and serving four years in the Air Force, Fred worked for various companies including the Oregon Farm Bureau, Fred Meyer data processing, where he was instrumental in installing their first computer system, Blue Cross of OR, Evans Products, and the State of Oregon.
In 1977 he married Cora Leitzke Hescock. Fred suffered a massive brain-stem stroke in 1993 forcing early retirement. He always said he didn't know what he would do when he retired- well after working hard at therapy and a miraculous recovery he enjoyed many activities. The Courthouse Athletic Club was one of his favorite "hang outs" from 1980 to 2000. He enjoyed Men's Bible Study Fellowship, Stephens Ministry, and Men's Prayer Breakfast at the Nazarene Church with his best friend Steve. He and Cora made two road trips across the United States, traveled abroad and spent winters in Mazatlan where they have many friends. His children and grandchildren were the light of his life and he loved playing games with them, coaching them through their daily problems and loving them unconditionally. Dad's lectures were always their "favorite" conversations.
Surviving Fred are his wife and six children. Barbara (Gary) Bauman of Japan, Maria (Tom) Fuhrmann of Newberg, OR, Debra (Eric) Bergen of Cameron Park, CA, Doug (Patrice) Hescock of Kennewick, WA, Melissa Hescock of Salem, and David (Hollie) Hallauer of Roseville, CA; Gretchen Schumacher, a dear friend and his favorite caregiver; thirteen grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Published in StatesmanJournal from November 9 to November 11, 2012
Fred was born in Kansas City, MO to Fred and Kathryn Hallauer and spent his younger years in Missouri. In 1955 he married Nadene Pearson. Fred and Nadene had three children. After graduating from the University of Montana and serving four years in the Air Force, Fred worked for various companies including the Oregon Farm Bureau, Fred Meyer data processing, where he was instrumental in installing their first computer system, Blue Cross of OR, Evans Products, and the State of Oregon.
In 1977 he married Cora Leitzke Hescock. Fred suffered a massive brain-stem stroke in 1993 forcing early retirement. He always said he didn't know what he would do when he retired- well after working hard at therapy and a miraculous recovery he enjoyed many activities. The Courthouse Athletic Club was one of his favorite "hang outs" from 1980 to 2000. He enjoyed Men's Bible Study Fellowship, Stephens Ministry, and Men's Prayer Breakfast at the Nazarene Church with his best friend Steve. He and Cora made two road trips across the United States, traveled abroad and spent winters in Mazatlan where they have many friends. His children and grandchildren were the light of his life and he loved playing games with them, coaching them through their daily problems and loving them unconditionally. Dad's lectures were always their "favorite" conversations.
Surviving Fred are his wife and six children. Barbara (Gary) Bauman of Japan, Maria (Tom) Fuhrmann of Newberg, OR, Debra (Eric) Bergen of Cameron Park, CA, Doug (Patrice) Hescock of Kennewick, WA, Melissa Hescock of Salem, and David (Hollie) Hallauer of Roseville, CA; Gretchen Schumacher, a dear friend and his favorite caregiver; thirteen grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Published in StatesmanJournal from November 9 to November 11, 2012
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