Repairs on Vehicles

On the way out of town, Richard stopped to say goodbye to mom at the cemetery and his truck wouldn't start.  Jared helped him put a starter in his truck.  Jared heard grinding on the way back from the coast and found he needed brakes.  Everyone got fixed up and then they were on their way.

Clam Chowder at Mo's

Fun On The Oregon Beach

Emma and Kathy

Jared carrying Chloe

Chloe

Julie testing the wind

Kathy

Michael, Brooklyn, Julie

Michael

Nichole comforting a victim of wave attack

Visiting the Coast with a Stop at the Tillamook Cheese Factory for IceCream

Michael, Kathy, Emma, Chloe, Julie, Brooklyn

Kathy, Emma, Michael, Julie

Emma, Juli, and Kathy

John Holding Lydia

John's first granddaughter and first time he had seen her.  He held her and couldn't get enough of holding her.  Love to see my younger brother with his little ones.

Sister Ramahefarivo (from Madagascar) and Sister Bourgeois

Elder Boyter took the sisters out for dinner before Sister Bourgeois left to go home for knee problems.

Sister Parcell and Sister Bourgeois Keeping Everyone Entertained

Mission Office' Best Place to Meet- Malaysian Style

Back in Singapore

Elder Boyter says good-bye to the 10 passenger van.

And gets a new 12 passenger van.

Graveside

BCousin-Susan Fifita, Justine Fryer-niece, and me.

Velda Holseth, mom's beloved friend.  Mom loved her like a sister.  We cannot thank her enough for her love and care of mom.  You are rich indeed when you have a friendship like these two had.

With Rachel.

To feel the sweet loving arms of grandchildren.  Life moves on and we savor the tender sweet memories of being with loved ones.

Daughter, Sabrina O'Malley

Rich Whitney with Richard Fryer.  Rich and his wife, Sandy, were very good friends to my parents.  Rich also taught my children, Sabrina and David, math in high school.

Sunday Night Before Mom's Funeral

We opened mom's freezer and found 4 roasting chickens, potatoes, and vegetable...enough for a feast for 40 people.  Mom was prepared at all times.

Jasmine is the oldest great grandchild.  She is sitting next to Khloe (Katie's daughter) second cousin Chloe (Jared's daughter) both of these girls were born two weeks apart.  Then we have Brooklyn and Rachel.

Starting with Jasmine we have Khloe, Chloe, Brooklyn, Rachel, Julie, Michael, Sean, Brian, Emma, Aubrey.

Julie giving Brooklyn a piggy back ride.

Khloe on Jasmine's shoulders

Justine serving dessert

Chloe found an indoor sandbox with toys!

Louisa Faye Callahan Fryer Obituary

Louisa “Faye” Callahan Fryer passed away Sunday, July 6, 2014 in Grants Pass, Oregon at the age of 83.  She and her husband, William D. Fryer, have been residents of Corvallis since 1954. 

Faye Fryer was born in Loa, Utah on August 18 , 1930 with her twin brother, Lewis Ray Callahan to Jessie Myrtle Johnson and Joseph Irvin Callahan.  They were the twelfth and thirteenth children of a family of fourteen.  When she was eight years old her family moved to Nyssa, Oregon.

On October 13, 1953 Faye married William D. Fryer in the Idaho Falls Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.  They soon moved to Corvallis, Oregon to attend Oregon State University. Four children joined the family, Jessie “Marie” (Brent Boyter), William (Mary Hirko), John (June Southern) and Richard.

Faye will be remembered for her fun sense of humor, blunt speaking, energy, and joy of life.  She lived life with passion and was always young at heart. 

She graduated from Oregon College of Education (Western Oregon University) in Monmouth, Oregon with honors.  She did substitute teaching for a short time then started a business of care homes for the elderly which she ran until they retired.

Faye served in many responsibilities in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.  After they retired, she and her husband served missions in Serbia and later Croatia.  They also managed  the church camp in Alpine for 3 ½ years.

Faye is survived by her 4 children, 13 grandchildren, 34 great-grand children, and younger sister, Loya. She was preceded in death by her husband, William (October 2013) and her grandson, Austin.

The viewing will be at 9 am, Monday July 14 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at 4141 NW Harrison Blvd.  The funeral will follow at 11 am.  Demoss-Durdan 

Family Starts to Arrive

Jordan, June with Baby Lydia and new mother Alicia.

Charitie had to stay in Washington with Matthew because of his broken leg and body cast.  The movers are scheduled to start packing and moving the day of mom's funeral.  They have had a challenging year and it is not over yet.  Charitie's in laws, Dale and Bonnie Romrell, brought the 3 oldest girls down so that they could be with me and their cousins and they opened their home to the rest of my children to stay.  I'm so grateful for their generosity.  Bonnie with Emma ( Charitie's 3rd daughter) and Chloe (Jared's 3rd daughter)

Brooklyn, Michael, Sean, Emma, Kathy, Aubrey and Chloe.

Katie with Baby Lydia

Nichole, Sabrina, Katie and Kathy.