Obituary: Records, Robert: Umatilla Co., Oregon

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Newspaper; The Milton Eagle
Milton-Freewater, Umatilla County, Oregon	
 

Records, Robert 
The Milton Eagle
Weekly, January, 1985

Robert Records

Former Milton-Freewater resident, Robert A. (Bob) Records, 74, of Chelan, Wash.,
died Tuesday, Jan 22, 1985 in an Olympia, Wash., hospital. 

Funeral services were Friday, Jan. 25 in the Fissel Chapel of the Brown Mortuary
Service, Chehalis, Rev. Robert Walker officiated. Burial was in the Grand Mound 
Cemetery.

Pallbearers were don Records, Lynn Records, Roger Mike Records, Charles Records,
Vern Records and John Records. 

Memorial contributions may be made to the Lewis County Visiting Nurses Assured 
Home Health Agency at 1817 S. Market Boulevard. Chehalis, Wash., 98583. Brown 
Mortuary Service of Chehalis is handling the arrangements. 

Mr. Records was born June 29, 1910 in Milton-Freewater to Charles W. and Susan 
Poole Records. He was educated at Umapine School and he attended the 
Presbyterian Church.

While living in Milton-Freewater, he was employed at Preston Schaffer Mill Co. 

He was a construction laborer in Vancouver, Wash., and made his home with his 
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. And Mrs. J.J. Records before coming to Chehalis.

In Chehalis, he made his home with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. And Mrs. 
Harold (Ann) VanAlstine. He was employed by Pacific Sand and Gravel Co., of 
Centralia.
He was a 25 year member of the Laborers International Union of North America, 
Local 252 and he was a member of the Logan Hill Grange No. 1286 in Chehalis.

Survivors include his two sisters, Mrs. George (Della) Woodward of Centralia and
Mrs. Harold (Ann) VanAlstine; three sisters in law, Maxine Records of Vancouver,
Wash., Ethel Records of Kennewick, Wash., and Grace Records of Milton-Freewater;
Several nieces and nephews.