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Willard known for good humor and work ethic
Friends and family will hold a celebration of Lawrence Willard's life beginning at 10 a.m. Nov. 19...
Betty Lorraine Smith was a wonderful, devoted mother
Betty Lorraine (Hample) Smith entered this world on March 23rd, 1926 in Grand Rapids, Michigan,...
Burruss, hunting guide, was known for his great attitude
Haines friends and family will gather privately to celebrate the life of local guide and carpenter J...
In Loving Memory of Carole Ann Dixon
Carole Ann Dixon passed away in her home in Portland, Oregon on August 17, 2016, surrounded by her...
Chambers loved horses, hunting, trapping, outdoors
Kimberly Chambers, 28, the Champagne Aishihik First Nations Fish and Wildlife Manager of Haines...
McCarter, ferry worker, KHNS volunteer, dies at 67
Mick McCarter, a former KHNS volunteer and board member died Saturday, Aug. 6, of apparent heart...
Charlie Jimmie was image of Alaska to outside world
Haines cultural and dance leader Charlie Jimmie, 84, died Friday in the Alaska Native Medical...
Former mayor, clerk Van Winkle dies at 68
Former Haines Borough mayor, assembly member and borough clerk Sharan Van Winkle died of...
Blackwell logged, owned restaurant
Dan Blackwell, a trucker, logger, and restaurateur died June 7 at Wildflower Court in Juneau of hear...
Hauser found ways to engage others
Ronnie Hauser, a tour bus driver who moved here from North Carolina in 2008 to join family, died at...
Erma Schnabel remembered as caring, hard-working
A memorial service for Erma Schnabel will be held May 15. Schnabel died April 8 at Mercy Retirement...
Tandy remembered as gentle cowboy
Gordon Dell Tandy, 92, died March 3 in Seattle following vascular surgery. He had lived at Haines...
Nash excelled in athletics, art
Friends and family members this week memorialized Aaron Nash as a standout artist, snowboarder,...
'Wolf' Schroeder dies; little known of his life
Martin "Wolf" Schroeder, 64, died March 1 at a Union Street apartment. Schroeder was a homeless man...
George Meacock, 84, worked in construction
George Meacock Jr., 84, son of a prominent pioneering Haines family, died Feb. 17 at his home in Anc...
Venables remembered for dedication to teaching
Betty Venables, 75, an elementary school teacher who taught at Covenant Life Center and at the...
Aviation pioneer Layton Bennett dies at 96
Layton Bennett, an iconic figure in regional aviation history, died Saturday in Seattle at age 96....
Zehe remembered for kindness
Larry Zehe, a retiree who drove the senior services bus part-time, died Dec. 11 in Tacoma, Wash. of...
Dobler sold insurance, real estate
John D. Dobler, an insurance and real estate broker whose success here helped him establish a...
Bertroch was ranch hand, inventor
Don Bertroch, a welder and shop owner who lived here during the timber boom, died in Kingman, Ariz.,...
McPhetres remembered as gracious, hard-working
A memorial service will be held Dec. 28 in Juneau for Steve McPhetres, a former Haines school...
Former planning chair Thomsen enjoyed sports, travel
Former planning commission chair Dawne Thomsen died Nov. 14 in Logan, Utah of lung cancer. She was 8...
Lowden remembered as skilled mechanic
Longtime Haines mechanic Bob Lowden, 64, died Nov. 16 of prostate cancer at a hospice care home in...
Retired ranger served as volunteer
Friends this week remembered Jay Proetto as a man of many interests who took a genuine interest in...
Jeff Shields, former Chamber president, dies in Wisconsin
Former Haines Chamber of Commerce President Jeff Shields, 60, died of cancer Monday in Viroqua,...
