Ivan Risdon Jr. passed away March 1, 2014. He was born to Ivan Sr. and Alice Risdon on July 30, 1920, the eldest of four children, including two sisters, Alice and Juanita, and younger brother Dan.

The family moved to Issaquah from Morgan Street in Seattle in 1936.

Ivan Risdon Jr.

Ivan worked for his father helping install furnaces for the Risdon Coal Stoker Co., as well as working at the family’s greenhouse operation, a onetime fixture of old Issaquah along Highway 10.

During World War II, he joined his country’s armed forces, serving as a technician maintaining the nation’s war planes. During this time, he married his longtime sweetheart Gertrude Anderson, the love of his life and soulmate of 69 years of marriage.

After the war, he went to work for The Boeing Co. and moved to the permanent family home along Issaquah-Hobart Road. Here, he had his greatest challenges: running a family farm, working full time and raising four boys, Ron, Glenn, Gary and Mark.

Among his lifelong values were honesty and hard work. He will be remembered for these things by all those who knew and loved him.

He was preceded in death by Gertrude and Gary.

Services will be March 15 at 1 p.m. at Floral Hills Cemetery.

Nancy Strother Bauer, of Issaquah, passed peacefully surrounded by her family at the age of 86, on Feb. 22, 2014.

Born in Little Rock, Ark., on Jan. 23, 1928, to Sara and Edwin Strother.

Nancy Bauer

She grew up in Newburg, Ore., graduating from Newberg Union High School in 1946. Nancy attended Willamette University in Salem, Ore., before transferring to Oregon State University, where she graduated in 1950 with a degree in home economics with an emphasis on nutrition.

Upon graduation, she spent a year in Harney County, Ore., as a home economics extension agent for Oregon. In 1951, she married Eric Bauer at the United Methodist Church in Newburg, Ore. They spent the first 15 years of their marriage in the Pacific Northwest, where she helped Eric establish a career in the wood products industry. During this time, they had four children.

In 1966, the family moved to Crossett, Ark., where Eric worked for Georgia Pacific and Nancy threw herself into civic endeavors with special emphasis on literacy, education policy and social services. She had a passion for helping the more fragile among us.

Nancy enjoyed world travel, hiking, skiing, sewing, current events, the science of nutrition, Bible study and constantly learning new things.

She is survived by four children: Lisa Bauer Schneider, of Issaquah; Eric Bauer, of Ridgefield; Ernst Bauer, of San Francisco, Calif.; and Kurt Bauer, of Wildwood, Mo. She is also survived by six grandchildren: Erin and Erica Schneider, of Seattle; Kurt and Branden Bauer, of Wildwood, Mo.; and Ethan and Jeremiah Bauer, of Ridgefield.

A memorial will be held Saturday, March 15, 2014, at 4 p.m. at the Redmond Assembly of God in Redmond.

In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Oregon Historical Society, 1200 S.W. Park Ave., Portland, OR 97205, or the charity or church of your choice.

Born: Noonan, N.D.
April 5, 1931

Died: March 3, 2014, in Issaquah

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Ray passed away at home, after a hard-fought battle with cancer, surrounded by his family.
He was born and raised in North Dakota. In 1949, the family moved to Issaquah.
After graduating from the University of Utah, he served a three-year tour in the Marine
Corps. He also spent 20 years teaching high school math in the Renton School District, retiring
in 1980.

He was a man of varied interests: mountain climbing and hiking, piloting his Cessna 150,
travels to Mexico and Scandinavia, and taking care of animals and pets on his 10-acre farm in rural
Issaquah. He was a problem solver, and excelled in making things last. He took pride in owning, managing and maintaining several rental properties, and especially enjoyed the yearly trip back to the family Homestead near Williston, N.D.

He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Dolores Njos; three children: Diana Simmons (Gordy), Bellevue, Joni Njos-Zink (Todd), Renton, and Eric Njos (Shirley), Chino Hills, Calif.; three
granddaughters: Karly Fifarek (Nick), Issaquah, Anna Simmons, Issaquah, and Erica Simmons, Bellevue. Also a sister, Jeannie Elliott, Anacortes, and many loved ones from his large Norwegian family.

Burial will be Friday, March 7, at 11 a.m., Hillside Cemetery, Issaquah. A reception immediately following at Kelkari Clubhouse, 1000 Cabin Creek Lane S.W., Issaquah.

In lieu of flowers, please send a donation to Navajo Relief Fund, P. O. Box 6042, Albert Lea, MN 56007, or Issaquah Alps Trails Club, P. O. Box 351, Issaquah, WA 98027.

Friends are invited to view photos, get directions and share memories in the family’s online guest book at www.flintofts.com.

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Mary Louise Linville was born July 30, 1932, in Los Angeles, the daughter of Edwin and Edna Linville. She was raised in Los Angeles and graduated from George Washington High School June 1950.

She married A. Herbert Swanson July 9, 1960. They moved to Mercer Island in 1967, later settling in Issaquah, where they raised their two daughters, Cathleen and Nancy.

Mary Louise Linville Swanson

Mary loved being a mother, aunt, grandma and great-grandma. Mary and Herb spent many vacations camping with their two daughters and two nieces. Mary never missed a chance to babysit her grandkids or spend time enjoying their many activities. She loved animals and always had a dear dog.

Mary and Herb joined Our Saviors Lutheran Church in 1970. They were faithful members, and many of Mary’s best friends are those she made at Our Savior Lutheran.

Mary is survived by her daughters and sons-in law: Cathleen and Scott Brueske, and Nancy and Russ Schultz; six grandchildren, Amanda and Corey Lowell, Paige Schultz, Alex Brueske, Taylor Schultz, Spencer Brueske and Conner Brueske; and two great-grandchildren, Olivia and Brooks Lowell; sister Sally Johnson; her two daughters Karen and Leann; two brothers Bud Linville and Larry Linville; and 13 nieces and nephews.

Family was very important to Mary and she had special relationships with many family members.

Mary died Monday, Feb. 24, at her home in Bothell.

A memorial service will be held Saturday, March 8, at 11 a.m., at Our Savior Lutheran, Issaquah.

The family suggests remembrances be made to Our Savior Lutheran Church, 745 Front St. S., Issaquah, WA 98027, or Homeward Pet, P.O. Box 2293, Woodinville, WA 98072.

Beatrice L. Gere, 75, of Peoria, Ariz., passed away on Feb. 17, 2014.

Bea was born at the Norwegian American hospital in Chicago, on Nov. 19, 1938. Bea was an active volunteer in several Peoria-area charities and hospital organizations to the great delight of her associates. Bea was a member of the Peace Lutheran congregation in Peoria, she was a member and past president of her Red Hat Society and worked part time as director of First Impressions at Remax Professionals Realty.

Beatrice Gere

After retiring from Puget Power in Bellevue, Herb and Bea spent a year traveling through the United States before moving from Issaquah and settling in Arizona.

Bea was a lovely and generous lady loved by numerous nieces, nephews and many friends.

She is survived by her daughter Cheryl Gere and grandson Jacob Al-Hakim, of Seattle; brother Conrad Bagne, of Anchorage, Alaska; and many nieces, nephews and in-laws.

She was preceded in death by her husband Herbert J. Gere and brother Obert E. Bagne.

No services are planned.

Arrangements by Abel Funeral Services, Phoenix, Ariz. Contributions may be made to Alpha Supported Living Services, 1630 Juanita Way N.E., Bothell, WA 98001, 206-284-9130.

Marjorie Lahar Grimm, most recently of Bellevue, passed away peacefully at home on Monday, March 3, 2014. She was 92 years old.

Marjorie was born on October 22, 1921, in Gravette, Ark., but grew up living with her mother and three sisters between Springfield, Mo., and Issaquah. She is the last of this clan of beautiful and strong women to pass, and we are sure that she is happy to be reunited with them now.

Marjorie Grimm

She graduated from the Washington School of Nursing in St. Louis in 1943 and married Ross M. Grimm, M.D. Together, they moved to Issaquah and raised their family. She was well-loved in the community and was thought of as mom, auntie, Granny and GG to a very extended group of family and friends.

Marge lived a life of service. She knew the deepest sorrow we can imagine when she lost her son Donald, but she had the heart and the courage to transform her grief into care for others who were suffering. She lived a faith based on showing up and being there in the most difficult of times.

After Donnie’s death in 1974, she worked as an R.N. at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, where her reputation cast a wide net. Cancer patients from all over the world would ask for her to do the difficult procedures because of her firm, gentle and humorous touch. When she retired, she was awarded the 1991 Lane Adams Quality of Life Award.

The people who will miss her and carry her in their hearts are too numerous to name, but she is survived by her children Ross Grimm Jr. and his wife Pattie, of Dana Point, Calif., Kate (Polly) Sinon and her husband Jim, of Bellevue, and Rebecca (Becky) Fritts and her husband Gerry, of Kalispell, Mont., where, prior to coming back to Bellevue, she lived for several years. She loved her life there with them and leaves many friends who will miss her.

Her grandchildren Melissa Carlsen, Elke Grimm, Jeremy Sinon, Michael Sinon and Ross Grimm III, and her great-grandchildren David Ross and Taylor Lipking, and Mason, Martin, Marcus, Tessa and Max Carlsen will also miss her. They all loved their Granny so much.

A memorial service will be held Aug. 30, and a posting will be placed in The Issaquah Press at that time.

We know she would appreciate it if your remembrances were given to acts of care to others in whatever form that takes. We would also like to extend our enduring thanks to Evergreen Hospice. Their help and support was a beautiful gift.

Friends are invited to share memories and sign the family’s online guest book at www.flintofts.com.

Trygve “Tryg” Hermann, of Issaquah, loving husband to Shirley, passed March 3, 2014.

Trygve Hermann

A celebration of Tryg’s life will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 29, at Flintoft’s Funeral Home.

Please view photos, get directions and share memories in the family’s online guest book at www.flintofts.com.

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Carleton Wells Hart was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 9 October 1949, to Carleton W. Hart and Donnamae Sanford Gaunt.

Carleton Hart

He graduated from Upper Darby High School and Penn State. He married Donna Johnson on 8 August 1969 in Drexel Hill, Penn., and they had one daughter, Emmelyn Hart.

Carl worked as an Underwriter for Unigard Insurance for 41 years and retired in 2013. His insurance designations included CPCU, CIC, ARM, AU and CLCS. He was past president of the Puget Sound Chapter/Penn State Alumni Association and member of the SAR (Sons of the American Revolution).

He recently moved to Issaquah from North Bend. Carl died on Valentine’s Day, 14 February 2014, after battling cancer for 42 months.

Carl is survived by his wife and daughter, granddaughter Sofia Biberfeld and son-in-law Stephane Machut.

His life celebration will be Sunday, 23 March, from 1-3 p.m. at Providence Point in Issaquah.

Marvin O. Lemke, of Issaquah, passed away Friday, March 7, 2014. He was 93.

Survivors include his wife Lucille, of Issaquah, his son Paul, of Bothell, and numerous extended family members and friends.

Marvin O. Lemke

A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 22, 2014, at Christ the King Lutheran Church, 3730 148th Ave. S.E., Bellevue 98006. Private interment was at Tahoma National Cemetery, Kent.

Friends are invited to view photos, get directions, share memories and sign the online guest book at www.flintofts.com.

Arrangements by Flintoft’s Funeral Home and Crematory, 392-6444.

Derek “Chip” Hansen was born April 13, 1970, and died suddenly March 8, 2014, from a duty-related injury.

Officer Hansen graduated from Liberty High School in 1988, where he played both rugby and football. He attended Central Washington University, where he earned his Bachelor’s degree in Law and Justice.

Derek ‘Chip’ Hansen

He served in the U.S. Army for three years. After the Army, he graduated from the Police Academy and served as a police officer both in Zillah and Wapato for 15 years, where he earned many honors for his work.

Chip is survived by his beloved son Colt Hansen; fiancé Heather Coleman; parents Hugh and Sally Hansen; sister Britt (Craig); nieces Brooke and Audrey; nephews Marshall and Riley; and constant companions, his dogs Moose and Nacho.

He was an avid outdoorsman who enjoyed hunting with friends, coworkers, but most importantly with his son. He was a devoted family man.

Kyle died peacefully in his sleep the morning of March 10, 2014, at the age of 30. He was born in Redmond on Oct. 5, 1983.

Kyle is survived by his parents Mike and Marcia Delabarre, and his brother Kevin and his family. He is also survived by his grandmothers Margaret Delabarre and Virginia Addington, his uncles Mark and Mitch, aunt Sharon, numerous cousins and a multitude of friends.

Kyle Ryan Delabarre

Kyle graduated from Issaquah High School in 2002 and from the Universal Technical Institute in Arizona in 2007. He worked as an auto technician.

Kyle was a gentle spirit and always cared about the welfare of his friends and family. He put others first and would come to someone’s aid at a moment’s notice. He was very caring and fiercely loyal to those close to him. He was also a man who believed in integrity and fairness. This made Kyle a hard worker at everything he did.

Kyle saw the best in people, seeing beyond appearances to seeing what God sees in us. He wanted to know people’s hearts as that is what he thought was most important.

We dearly miss Kyle, but know he is in a better place and that we will see him again sometime. In the meantime, he is with his grandfather Maurice and his cat Mira, who both loved him dearly. We know that his dear friends Michael and Scott are showing him the ropes of a place without fear, worry or sadness, but a place filled with love and hope eternal.

A celebration of Kyle’s life will be Saturday, March 22, at 1 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church in Bellevue.

In lieu of flowers, we are asking for all memorials to be sent to Auto Angels at First Presbyterian Church of Bellevue.

Friends are invited to share memories, view photos and sign the family’s online guestbook at www.flintofts.com.

Arrangements are by Flintoft’s Funeral Home, 392-6444.

We lost our beloved Brett after his brave, near-year battle with a rare cancer. He passed away on March 4, 2014, just one month after his 52nd birthday.

Brett leaves behind his heartbroken family: wife and soulmate Suzanne (Issaquah); daughters Caitlin and Sarah; parents Dena and Gary Roberts (Bellevue); brother Bryan and sister-in-law Laine Seeley (Bellevue); in-laws Carole and Howard Hinck (Beaverton, Ore.); sister- and brother-in-law Stephanie and Curt Hinck (Beaverton, Ore.); nephews Henry Roberts, Trevor and Tyler Hinck; nieces Kathryn Roberts and Lindsey Hinck; as well as his aunts, uncles, cousins, and countless friends and colleagues.

Brett Roberts

Brett and Suzanne have been proud Issaquah Plateau residents for more than 26 years and raised their daughters here.

Brett faced cancer with tremendous grace and courage. His warm smile, huge heart, ever-present humor and positive nature will forever inspire us.

Born in Spokane on Feb. 4, 1962, Brett lived in Germany and across the U.S., including Hawaii and Beaverton, Ore., where he graduated from high school in 1980. Brett attended the University of Washington, pledged Sigma Nu fraternity and graduated from the Foster School of Business in 1984. He began his career at MacMillan Blodel in Portland, Ore.

Brett met his wife, Suzanne, in 1982 and they married on Sept. 13, 1986, in Portland. Brett joined The Boeing Co. in 1987 and remained there until his death.

Brett was a wonderful and adored father! He also loved hiking and traveling with his wife and family, music, sports, golf, skiing and riding bikes, including two years at Ragbrai in Iowa.

Two services will honor Brett: A Celebration of His Life on Sunday, March 30, 2014, at 2 p.m. at Crossroads Bible Church, Bellevue, and April 12 in Ritzville at the Zion Congregational Philadelphia Church at 2 p.m.

Remembrances can be made to the Kaplan Cancer Research Fund at www.swedishtributegifts.org/brett-roberts in honor of both Brett and our outstanding Dr. Hank Kaplan, his staff and all those with Swedish Hospital to whom the family will be forever grateful for their care and compassion.

We will miss you and love you forever, Brett!

Lucy Ann Bair, a longtime Issaquah resident, passed away peacefully at her home on Feb. 27, 2014. She was 71.

Lucy is survived by her three children, Ron Bair and his wife Kim, Melanie Shinn and her husband Mike, and Robin Mickelson and her husband Craig, as well as her 10 grandchildren.

Lucy enjoyed spending time with her kids and grandchildren.

Lucy was loved and will be missed by all.

April 13, 1937 – March 9, 2014

Born in San Francisco, Sandra “Sandy” Palmer was the only child of Dorraine June Elgin and Ralph Somers Roy. She was raised in San Rafael, Calif., and graduated from Sir Francis Drake High School, then attended the College of Marin, where she met her first husband, Orville Hubbard. They moved north to Seattle, where Sandy was employed by The Boeing Co.

Sandra Palmer

Sandy moved to High Point, Issaquah, in 1962 with her second husband, Robert Hanson. They raised three children there. She was also a member of High Point Mission Church.

In 1969, the family moved to Pine Lake. Sandy was involved with the PTA and enjoyed being a Bluebird leader. She fulfilled a longtime wish to own her own horse named Clem and enjoyed horseback riding — a highlight being a weeklong horseback riding/camping trip with girlfriends.

In 1976, Sandy moved to Carnation with her third husband, Ray Palmer. She added three stepchildren to her family, Debbie, Sue and Rip. She enjoyed living on a farm with a variety of animals and loved having more horses around her.

After Sandy’s children were grown, she worked for the Issaquah District Court and the city of Issaquah where she formed many close friendships. She loved fishing and looked forward to her annual summer trek to northern B.C. and Alaska to fish there. She went parasailing, loved collecting and polishing rocks, gold panning and her beautiful garden. She also loved the ocean and collecting seashells.

After retiring to Moses Lake, she began quilting with her daughter, Heidi. She made many beautiful pieces for family and friends. She volunteered, making quilts for children through the organization Linus.

Sandy bravely battled cancer without complaint and spent last summer at Liberty Lake with extended family and friends.

Sandy is survived by her children Rod Hanson, of Guerneville, Calif., Jeanne Hanson, of Snohomish, and Heidi Farmer, of Liberty Lake; and seven grandchildren, Sally Hanson, Lily Hanson, Tara Flood, Jake Flood, Micah Flood, Katie Farmer and Nick Farmer.

She is also survived by her devoted companion of 18 years, Jack Miller.

At Sandy’s request, there will be no services.

Phoebe Katherine (Hoye) Stonebridge
Sept. 28, 1915 – Jan. 17, 2014

Harold William ‘Pod’ Stonebridge
Nov. 6 1915 – Feb. 10, 2014

Phoebe Katherine (Hoye) Stonebridge & Harold William ‘Pod’ Stonebridge

Phoebe Katherine (Hoye) Stonebridge & Harold William ‘Pod’ Stonebridge

Gram, Phoebe Katherine Stonebridge, and Gramp, Harold William “Pod” Stonebridge passed away in their 98th year. They were born 6 weeks apart in 1915 and died three weeks apart in 2014. Neither went quietly; both fought to the end, Pod even saying at one point that he would outlive Phoebe so he could get the checkbook back! They were married for 77 years.

Phoebe was born Sept. 28, 1915, to Bert and Blanche (Swenson) Hoye in Issaquah. Pod was born Nov. 6 1915, to George E. and Mary Margaret “Mamie” (Jones) Stonebridge in Ravensdale.

Pod and Phoebe met in the fifth grade and graduated from Issaquah High School in 1934. They were married in 1937. They lived in Issaquah and at Lake Sammamish for 50 years. They spent two years at the University of Washington as house parents, and in the late 1960s, moved to a farm near Freeland.

Phoebe was the family glue, raising her three children and instrumental in helping to raise her seven grandchildren, each of whom she spent extended time with as teens and preteens. Pod was the family helper. Anyone with a problem or project, Gramp would be there.

Pod and Phoebe are survived by their children Jim Stonebridge and wife Kathleen Boeve, grandchildren Traci Stonebridge Baumer and her husband Martin, and great-grandchildren Alex and Dylan; Lisa Stonebridge and her husband Walter Woodland, and stepgreat-grandchildren Brittney, Erin (Matt), Harley and Riley; Jerry Stonebridge and wife Suzi, grandchildren Ted Stonebridge and wife Lora, and great-grandsons Paul and Bret; Jeff Stonebridge and wife Sheila, and great-grandchildren Jerome, Ashley and husband Nathen Frye, and Skylar and great-great-grandchildren Andrew and Hope; Janice Sipe and husband Darren, and grandchildren Travis Butcher and wife Kristine, and stepgreat-grandchildren Kamron and Morgan; Roslyn Magnuson and husband Jeff, and great-grandchildren Jordyn and Teagen, and stepgreat-grandson Jake; and Jake Butcher and Jamie Beethe.

Their life was their family. We are having a small family memorial in April to count our blessings.

Ed Billings, 77, of Issaquah, died March 23, 2014.

He was born Aug. 21, 1936.

Ed Billings

He was the loving husband of Viv; precious Dad of Pam Roy and Tony Billings; “Papa B” of Ryan, Michael, Anthony and Chad; father-in-law of Brent Roy; and brother of Robert Billings.

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Bob Morris, of Issaquah, loving husband to Hazel, passed Wednesday, April 2, 2014, in Seattle.

Robert Morris

A graveside service will be held at Tahoma National Cemetery, 18600 S.E. 240th St., Kent, WA 98042, on Friday, May 30, at 11:30 a.m. A gathering at the family home in Issaquah will follow.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests remembrances to the Fall City Fire Department. View photos, get directions and share memories in the family’s online guestbook at www.flintofts.com.

Marilyn Joan Grette, of Sammamish, passed away on Tuesday, April 1, 2014. She was 87 years of age.

Marilyn was born on Feb. 23, 1927, in Minneapolis, Minn., the daughter of Emanuel and Dagmar Burke. She graduated in 1945 from Roosevelt High School in Minneapolis.

Marilyn Joan Grette

She was married in Wenatchee to Olaf Grette, also of Minneapolis, in December 1949. Their four children were born in South Bend, Wash., where they lived until 1963. They left many dear friends in South Bend, settling in 1965 into a home on the Pine Lake plateau, where they made new friends and have lived now for 49 years.

Marilyn was known as Bug by her sweetheart Olaf and as Mimi to several grandchildren. A devoted wife and mother, she was also an artist and avid gardener. She loved cooking, hiking and skiing.

She created a nurturing family home that was filled with love, light and laughter. Her hospitality was legendary. A longtime member of Our Savior Lutheran Church, of Issaquah, she enjoyed teaching Sunday school and making quilts for Lutheran World Relief. She was a fabulous Scrabble player.

She got her second wind in life when her first grandchild was born. She loved babies and children, and nothing was dearer to her in this life than her family.

She is survived by Olaf, her loving husband of 64 years; her sister Elaine Nordin; and children, Daniel (Ginger) Grette, Tom (Pat) Grette, Alice Grette (Jeff Hay) and Glenn (Nancy) Grette. She leaves behind 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

A public memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 22, 2014, at Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church, 23855 S.E. 216th St., Maple Valley, WA 98038. Friends are invited to share memories and sign the family’s online guest book at www.flintofts.com.

Joy C. Sigurdson, age 89, of Issaquah, passed away Dec. 29, 2013.

Beloved mother of Jerine Richardson and Jeffrey J. and John T. Sigurdson. Our loving parents are together again.

Their final resting place is at Tahoma National Cemetery.

Full obit and online guestbook at www.flintofts.com.

December 19, 1952 – April 12, 2014

Karl died at Maui Memorial Medical Center after being struck by a vehicle while riding his bike.

Karl was born in Seattle and was a lifelong resident of the Issaquah area. For the past three years, he and his wife have enjoyed spending their winters on Maui allowing him to do what he loved. He was an avid bicyclist, logging several thousand miles a year.

Karl graduated from Issaquah High School and then earned a business degree from the University of Washington. After college, Karl went to work at his family’s office furniture business, eventually buying the business and expanded it by developing new product lines and creating a nationwide distribution network.

Karl was very passionate about his work, and was a leader on many large, international projects that helped to revolutionize the office furniture industry.

Karl had a love for music and his vegetable garden. He had a passion for cars and was a true sports enthusiast. He excelled in many sports and enjoyed sharing them with his friends and family.

Karl will be remembered as a loyal friend, an outstanding father, a loving husband, a fearless businessman and a truly kind and giving person. He touched the lives of so many people, and will be sorely missed by everyone that had the pleasure of knowing him.

Karl was preceded in death by his father Kenneth.

He is survived by his wife Robin; his daughters Ariel and Michaela; his mother Catherine; sister Karin Schauer; three nieces; and one nephew.
In lieu of flowers, remembrances can be made to the Maui Humane Society, P.O. Box 1047, Puunene, HI 96783.

Arrangements have been handled by Ballard Family Mortuary on Maui.