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2B Wednesday, June 8, 2011 Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter
VITAL
STATISTICS
OBITUARIES
Sandra Marie Frelich
Our precious Sandra Marie
Frelich passed away, being
trusted into the hands of the
Lord, on May 27, 2011.
Sandy was born in River-
side, Calif., on March 25, 1944.
She is survived by her hus-
band of 48 years, Peter Fre-
lich; oldest son Brian and his
wife Laura; daughter Shelly
and her husband Joe Cook;
youngest son Matthew
and his wife Denee; and
six grandchildren: Rachel
and her husband Nate Lowe,
Jessica, Jeremy, Madison,
Noah and Mackenzie.
The family invites all
Sandy's friends to come and
celebrate her life with them.
The memorial service will be
held Saturday June 11, at
4 p.m. at the Oakridge
Church of the Nazarene
(48187 Highway 58 in
Oakridge, Ore.) and will
be officiated by Pastor Fred
Ulrich of The Oakridge
Assemblies of God.
Sandy, a precious wife,
loving mother, proud and
joyful grandmother and
wonderful friend will be
deeply missed. We thank you
for all your love, kindness
and generosity and for your
wisdom, compassion and
spirit filled heart. We love
you and know that God has a
special place of honor and
glory for you in Heaven.
Jim Lidberg
Jim Lidberg, age 65, of
Meadow Valley, passed away
Feb. 24 in Reno, Nev., after a
brief battle with cancer.
Born in Fresno, Calif., to
Donald and Amy Lidberg,
Jim attended Fresno State
where he earned a degree in
animal husbandry.
Jim joined the California
Department of Fish and
Game in 1970. During his
40-year career with DFG,
Jim managed a waterfowl
game farm in Vacaville and
then transferred to San Luis
Obispo County where he was
the wildlife biologist.
While in SLO, Jim was
instrumental in the develop-
ment of the SLO shooting
range, the Camp Roberts
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Jim transferred to Plumas
and Sierra counties in 1998,
where he was the wildlife
biologist. During this time
he managed seven wildlife
areas and 25,000 acres. He
also coordinated helicopter
deer surveys, land acquisi-
tion, and deer captures via
land and helicopter.
He worked closely with
California Department of
Forestry on fire cleanups,
wildlife area maintenance
and restoration. He attached
radio-tracking collars and
studied mule deer migration
in the winter range of Plumas
and Sierra counties.
Also in 1998, he meet Aven
Somerville and they were
married that December.
He treated co-workers as if
they were part of his family.
In 2006 Jim and Aven
opened Creekside Diner
where Jim did his barbecue
on Sundays which he en-
joyed. They ran the restau-
rant for two years with the
intention of traveling when
Jim retired.
Jim retired in 2007 and
started his own consulting
business in 2008. In 2010 he
picked up a part-time job
driving railroad crew back
and forth to the train, and
soon became yard supervisor.
Jim also got involved with the
California Deer Association
where he was project manager
for several years. Jim's
hobbies included gardening,
fishing, hunting, kayaking
and woodworking.
Jim was preceded in death
by his mother, Amy Lidberg,
father, Donald Lidberg,
and stepmother Marguerite
Lidberg.
He is survived by his
wife Aven; his daughter
Amy Bullard, of Baltimore,
Md.; son Cory Lidberg, of
Santee; granddaughter Faith
Lldberg, of'Santee; step-
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brother Don Hellerstedt, of
McMinnville Ore.; cousin
Dr. Suzanne Johnson, of
OakIand; former wife Linda
Lidberg, of Nipomo; and
many, many friends.
Any remembrances in
Jim's memory can be made to
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tion, 820 Park Row, PMB 671,
Salinas CA 93901.
A memorial service will
take place June 11 at Meadow
Valley Community Church.
A potluck reception will
follow after services.
DEATH NOTICES
Kathryne (Robertson)
Holman
Born Oct. 18, 1922, in Wig-
gins, Colo., Kathryne (Rnhert-
son) Holman died May 11,
2011, in Mesa, Ariz.
She is survived by daugh-
ters Diane Siler and husband
Steve, of Portola, and Gail
Herberth, of Mesa, Ariz.;
grandchildren Tony and Julie
Vaglivielo, of Chilcoot, Aaron
Vaglivielo, of Chico, Tina
Herberth, of Mesa, Ariz., and
Sarah Herberth, of Virginia;
and five great-grandchildren.
Her husband Mearl prede-
ceased her.
A private family graveside
service will be held at
the Cromberg cemetery. The
family requests any remem-
brances be made to a local
hospice in her name.
Benjamin Philip Brown
Benjamin Philip Brown,
age 33, died May 29, 2011, af-
ter a short illness.
Benjamin is survived by
his morn and step-dad Karen
and Darold Gress; his dad
and step-morn Philip and
Barbara Brown; and his
sister Megan Gress.
Memorial services, are
planned for June 25 at 1 p.m.
The services will be held
at the Sierra Brooks Lodge
at 510 Longhorn Drive in
Loyalton.
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BIRTH
Triptyn James Pierson
Triptyn James Pierson was
born to Kristy and Justin
Pierson, of Portola, on May
26, 2011, at 2:37 a.m. at Plumas
District Hospital in Quincy.
Triptyn weighed 7 pounds.
Maternal grandparents are
Linda and Curtis Marshal, of
Portola.
Paternal grandparents are
Carolyne Friegani and Ken
Pierson, of Portola.
Great-grandparents are
Linda Brownlee, of Quincy,
and Nancy and Fred Pierson,
of Chico.
Triptyn is also welcomed
by sibling Emmaly Jayne
Pierson, 5.
MARRIAGE
LICENSES
May 18
Heather Leanne McE1-
haney, of Greenville, and
Jonathan Lorenz Moore, of
Westwood.
May 19
Lisa Nicholas and John
Armstrong III, both of Reno.
May 24
Kristin Danielle Deweese
and Joseph Dominic Mancu-
so, both of Reno.
May 27
Ashley Cecilia Nelson and
Dustin Harris McIntosh, both
of Irvine.
Lassen High alum
pilot in Reno crash
Ruth Ellis
Staff Writer
rellis@lassennews.com
The mother of the pilot who
died in a plane crash 25 miles
outside of Reno, Nev. con-
firmed her son was a 1981 grad-
uate of Lassen High School.
Jeanette Ling said her son,
Eric Allen Ling, 47, was
helping two people fly to New
Mexico during Memorial Day
weekend. The Washoe County
Sherifffs Office has identified
the other two victims as 29-
year-old Paula Hincapie and
41-year-old Hector Moreno,
both of Everett, Wash.
According to Ling, her son
had never met the couple. She
said they walked into the
Roseburg Airport looking for
someone to help them.
Mike Danielle, Roseburg
Municipal Airport director,
said based on statements
he heard, the single-engine
Cessna 172 plane took off from
Roseburg, Ore. sometime after
3 p.m. Saturday, May 28. The
plane was found Tuesday,
May 31 when Armando Avila,
a deputy with the Washoe
County Sheriff's Office, said
the agency received reports
about 7 p.m. that someone saw
wreckage on top of Petersen
Mountain near Hallelujah
Junction.
Ling said they started get-
ting worried Sunday, May 29,
when they hadn't heard from
Eric.
"We kept calling and call-
ing," she said.
Finally, she said they went
to the Roseburg Municipal
Airport to try to get some
answers.
Ling leaves behind a wife,
Carol, and four children
ages 20, 19, 16 and 7; parents
Jeanette and Donald Ling and
two brothers, Vincent and
Stephan, who are also LHS
graduates.
The National Transporta-
tion Safety Board is now lead-
ing the investigation.
NTSB Public Affairs Officer
Keith Holloway said it is still
too early to determine the
cause of the crash and NTSB
is still gathering facts.
He said the NTSB should
have a preliminary report on
its Website ntsb.gov this
Thursday, June 9.
Danielle said it is believed
the plane traveled southeast to
Klamath Falls and emerged
from the worst of the weather
and at that time contacted
Seattle Center that it would, be
cancelingthe instrument
flight plan and' rathe[than
going to Reno, it would be
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