Obituary of Evelyn R. (Jackson) Reaves, 2001; Baker Co., OR
Surnames: Reaves, Jackson

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Evelyn Reaves 

Evelyn R. Jackson Reaves, 60, a former Baker City resident, died Jan. 18,
2001, at Providence Yakima Medical Center in Yakima, Wash. 

Her memorial service was Saturday at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints, Yakima 4th Ward. 

Mrs. Reaves was born at Prosser, Wash., on Aug. 14, 1940. She was a 1959 Baker
High School graduate. 


She married Mike Reaves on June 5, 1959. They lived at Anchorage, Alaska;
Newark, Ohio; Hof, Germany; and Brindisi, Italy. She and her husband settled
at Yakima in 1978. Mrs. Reaves worked at Deaf ACCESS in Yakima. 

She was active as a flute player for many years with the Yakima Valley
Community Band and traveled to Europe with the group on two concert trips. She
was an avid bowler and enjoyed knitting, quilting and amateur photography. 

Survivors include her mother, Marguerite Jackson of Yakima; her husband, Mike,
of Yakima; two sons, Michael, of Beaverton and Dennis and his wife, Kajsa,
of New York; a granddaughter, Paris, of New York; and a sister, Darlene, of
Portland. 

Memorial contributions may be made to the Northwest Kidney Foundation through
the Keith & Keith Funeral Home, 902 W. Yakima Ave., Yakima, Wash. 98902.