Keizer - TAMERA LAURIE JONES, 59, a resident of Keizer Oregon died Saturday, October 7, 2017 at Salem Health Hospital after a 10-month battle with lung cancer.
She was born August 7, 1958 in Myrtle Point, Oregon the daughter of Brooks and Sandra Wagner (Boice). Tammy spent her first two years in Port Orford and Corvallis while Brooks and Sandra completed college at Oregon State University. The next 7 years were in Seaside living a couple blocks from the ocean where her sandbox was the Oregon coast, and her love of the beach and sea took hold. The family moved to Dallas Oregon in 1967. There were frequent trips to visit family on the Southern Oregon coast for vacations and holidays, often where four generations would be gathered for dinner and celebrations. Growing up held times of camping in central Oregon and on the Rogue river, having fun with friends, picking berries and being annoyed by her little brother. In Junior high Tammy became involved with the International Order of Rainbow for Girls and attained the highest office of Worthy Advisor. Also during this time, she found her voice, literately, and started to sing in the school choirs, something she truly enjoyed and continued while attending Dallas Senior High where she graduated in 1976. Also during high school Tammy started her first job as a nurse's aide at the Dallas Retirement home. After high school she worked in a law office in Salem for a few years and then with NW Farm Bureau. Tammy married Warren Jones and together had their daughter Kaylan in 1988 when she started her favorite career as a stay-at-home mom. In 2003 she went to work for SharpCorp where she worked as an Office Manager until earlier this year.
Tammy is survived by her parents Sandra and Dennis Tiernan and Brooks and Donna Wagner, daughter Kaylan Jones, sister Rise" Cuellar and brother-in-law Raz, brother Brian Wagner and sister-in-law Linda, brother Don Tiernan and sister-in-law Patricia, sister Julie Chase and brother-in-law Mark, uncles, aunts, cousins, nieces, nephews, and many dear friends.
The family would like to extend our sincere thanks to Dr. Bud Pierce and his staff, along with a special thanks to the nurses of the Salem Health ICU and IMCU for their care, love and prayers. Charitable gifts in lieu of flowers can be given in Tammy's name to the Cancer Action Network of the .
A memorial service will begin at 11am, Saturday October 21st at the Dallas Mortuary Tribute Center, 287 SW Washington St, Dallas, OR. There will be a gathering and fellowship at St Philip Catholic Church, 825 SW Mill St, Dallas, OR immediately following the memorial.
Published in StatesmanJournal on Oct. 18, 2017
She was born August 7, 1958 in Myrtle Point, Oregon the daughter of Brooks and Sandra Wagner (Boice). Tammy spent her first two years in Port Orford and Corvallis while Brooks and Sandra completed college at Oregon State University. The next 7 years were in Seaside living a couple blocks from the ocean where her sandbox was the Oregon coast, and her love of the beach and sea took hold. The family moved to Dallas Oregon in 1967. There were frequent trips to visit family on the Southern Oregon coast for vacations and holidays, often where four generations would be gathered for dinner and celebrations. Growing up held times of camping in central Oregon and on the Rogue river, having fun with friends, picking berries and being annoyed by her little brother. In Junior high Tammy became involved with the International Order of Rainbow for Girls and attained the highest office of Worthy Advisor. Also during this time, she found her voice, literately, and started to sing in the school choirs, something she truly enjoyed and continued while attending Dallas Senior High where she graduated in 1976. Also during high school Tammy started her first job as a nurse's aide at the Dallas Retirement home. After high school she worked in a law office in Salem for a few years and then with NW Farm Bureau. Tammy married Warren Jones and together had their daughter Kaylan in 1988 when she started her favorite career as a stay-at-home mom. In 2003 she went to work for SharpCorp where she worked as an Office Manager until earlier this year.
Tammy is survived by her parents Sandra and Dennis Tiernan and Brooks and Donna Wagner, daughter Kaylan Jones, sister Rise" Cuellar and brother-in-law Raz, brother Brian Wagner and sister-in-law Linda, brother Don Tiernan and sister-in-law Patricia, sister Julie Chase and brother-in-law Mark, uncles, aunts, cousins, nieces, nephews, and many dear friends.
The family would like to extend our sincere thanks to Dr. Bud Pierce and his staff, along with a special thanks to the nurses of the Salem Health ICU and IMCU for their care, love and prayers. Charitable gifts in lieu of flowers can be given in Tammy's name to the Cancer Action Network of the .
A memorial service will begin at 11am, Saturday October 21st at the Dallas Mortuary Tribute Center, 287 SW Washington St, Dallas, OR. There will be a gathering and fellowship at St Philip Catholic Church, 825 SW Mill St, Dallas, OR immediately following the memorial.
Published in StatesmanJournal on Oct. 18, 2017
Keizer - TAMERA LAURIE JONES, 59, a resident of Keizer Oregon died Saturday, October 7, 2017 at Salem Health Hospital after a 10-month battle with lung cancer.
She was born August 7, 1958 in Myrtle Point, Oregon the daughter of Brooks and Sandra Wagner (Boice). Tammy spent her first two years in Port Orford and Corvallis while Brooks and Sandra completed college at Oregon State University. The next 7 years were in Seaside living a couple blocks from the ocean where her sandbox was the Oregon coast, and her love of the beach and sea took hold. The family moved to Dallas Oregon in 1967. There were frequent trips to visit family on the Southern Oregon coast for vacations and holidays, often where four generations would be gathered for dinner and celebrations. Growing up held times of camping in central Oregon and on the Rogue river, having fun with friends, picking berries and being annoyed by her little brother. In Junior high Tammy became involved with the International Order of Rainbow for Girls and attained the highest office of Worthy Advisor. Also during this time, she found her voice, literately, and started to sing in the school choirs, something she truly enjoyed and continued while attending Dallas Senior High where she graduated in 1976. Also during high school Tammy started her first job as a nurse's aide at the Dallas Retirement home. After high school she worked in a law office in Salem for a few years and then with NW Farm Bureau. Tammy married Warren Jones and together had their daughter Kaylan in 1988 when she started her favorite career as a stay-at-home mom. In 2003 she went to work for SharpCorp where she worked as an Office Manager until earlier this year.
Tammy is survived by her parents Sandra and Dennis Tiernan and Brooks and Donna Wagner, daughter Kaylan Jones, sister Rise" Cuellar and brother-in-law Raz, brother Brian Wagner and sister-in-law Linda, brother Don Tiernan and sister-in-law Patricia, sister Julie Chase and brother-in-law Mark, uncles, aunts, cousins, nieces, nephews, and many dear friends.
The family would like to extend our sincere thanks to Dr. Bud Pierce and his staff, along with a special thanks to the nurses of the Salem Health ICU and IMCU for their care, love and prayers. Charitable gifts in lieu of flowers can be given in Tammy's name to the Cancer Action Network of the .
A memorial service will begin at 11am, Saturday October 21st at the Dallas Mortuary Tribute Center, 287 SW Washington St, Dallas, OR. There will be a gathering and fellowship at St Philip Catholic Church, 825 SW Mill St, Dallas, OR immediately following the memorial.
Published in StatesmanJournal on Oct. 18, 2017
She was born August 7, 1958 in Myrtle Point, Oregon the daughter of Brooks and Sandra Wagner (Boice). Tammy spent her first two years in Port Orford and Corvallis while Brooks and Sandra completed college at Oregon State University. The next 7 years were in Seaside living a couple blocks from the ocean where her sandbox was the Oregon coast, and her love of the beach and sea took hold. The family moved to Dallas Oregon in 1967. There were frequent trips to visit family on the Southern Oregon coast for vacations and holidays, often where four generations would be gathered for dinner and celebrations. Growing up held times of camping in central Oregon and on the Rogue river, having fun with friends, picking berries and being annoyed by her little brother. In Junior high Tammy became involved with the International Order of Rainbow for Girls and attained the highest office of Worthy Advisor. Also during this time, she found her voice, literately, and started to sing in the school choirs, something she truly enjoyed and continued while attending Dallas Senior High where she graduated in 1976. Also during high school Tammy started her first job as a nurse's aide at the Dallas Retirement home. After high school she worked in a law office in Salem for a few years and then with NW Farm Bureau. Tammy married Warren Jones and together had their daughter Kaylan in 1988 when she started her favorite career as a stay-at-home mom. In 2003 she went to work for SharpCorp where she worked as an Office Manager until earlier this year.
Tammy is survived by her parents Sandra and Dennis Tiernan and Brooks and Donna Wagner, daughter Kaylan Jones, sister Rise" Cuellar and brother-in-law Raz, brother Brian Wagner and sister-in-law Linda, brother Don Tiernan and sister-in-law Patricia, sister Julie Chase and brother-in-law Mark, uncles, aunts, cousins, nieces, nephews, and many dear friends.
The family would like to extend our sincere thanks to Dr. Bud Pierce and his staff, along with a special thanks to the nurses of the Salem Health ICU and IMCU for their care, love and prayers. Charitable gifts in lieu of flowers can be given in Tammy's name to the Cancer Action Network of the .
A memorial service will begin at 11am, Saturday October 21st at the Dallas Mortuary Tribute Center, 287 SW Washington St, Dallas, OR. There will be a gathering and fellowship at St Philip Catholic Church, 825 SW Mill St, Dallas, OR immediately following the memorial.
Published in StatesmanJournal on Oct. 18, 2017
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