warm. abut; “at ‘ ' in was and why 1 met every couple wwnortiicoastcitizenram/subscribe Is or call 1-800-275-7799 to servruc 111 many ways and there has always been room formore to par- ohicoast Citizen is'multi-meia" ‘ north coast 1 A I - zen her Joe Warren ring Editor Laura Swanson iising Sales Jessica Stickien “ion Aaron Yarneli iduction Stephania Baumgait _ North fillarrwok Caring: since 1996 buting Writers Gail Baiden, Janice Gaines, 'andum, Dana Zia E503-842-7535 FAX 503-842-8842 . editor@northcoastcitizen.com ITE northcoastcitizen.com . ' The North Coast Citizen (15503909) is published V biweekly by Country Media, Inc. 708 Second Street, R0. Box 444, Tiiiamook, OR 97141 were all men, and a few years ago that stipulation went away and women athleen Claire Covert, known as Kay, of Manzanita Oregon was 67 years old when she passed away unexpectedly of complications of pneu- monia on August 16th, 2015 in St Vincent’s Hospital in Portland Oregon. She was born in Los Angeles CA on November lst 1947 to Ed- ward and Mary Henlin, the third of four children. Kay attended the Univer- sity of California at Berkley where she earned a bache- lor’s degree then went on to Investigated an ‘ ties and those who might need special care. I know we were always fiercely November 1, 1947 —August 16, obtain her master’s degree She believed in making in speech therapy fiom San this the best cOmmunity Francisco State University possible and helped start in 1971. She was a speech numerous organizations in therapist until 1986 when the area such as the Fitness she married her high school Center at NCRD Where she sweetheart, Walt Covert, tanght aerobics for many after they were reconnected years, The Teen Center at at her 20th year high school NCRD, Cart’m Recycling, class reunion. The Farmers Market, and In 1989, Walt, Kay, and the Manzanita Business As— their son Max, moved to sociation that later became ' Manzanita Oregon from Manzanita Chantber of ‘ Long Beach Califorriia'at’ter Commerce. Kay was the falling in love with the area. president of the latter for Kay and Walt became real . many years as shei-ardently estate brokers a few years believe in promoting and afier arriving and began supporting localbusinesses - their» career at Rian Re- and craftspeop'le. She was . alty. Ribbon Realty became the behind the and then Walt Visitor’s Center being built and Kay bought the business on Laneda Avenne‘early in 1998. They owned Wind- last year. alsoenjoyed ' ermere Manzanita until 2012 being a part of the WOmen’s when th sold it to Kamali/ Club,Neahkahnie Club, and SO, Kaywas’anactiVe marty70thers. V broker till her passing; Kay was kind, generous, Kay lived her life pas- gracious and supportive. She sionately and everything she encouraged others to be the did reflected this spirit. Her best they could be and these love of the Manzanita area qualities are reflected in her was evident in her active community involvement. (1th Claie as) of posted p Lions Vision‘Gifi has been"; a leader in research and now furnishes tissue where community where she is ; greatly loved. She also had Kiwanis give them a pat on the back and a sincere thank you. “he; a keen interest and concern for the welfare of animals rescuing many cats along V the way and treasuring many dogs, She is survived by her husband Walt Covert of Manzanita OR and son Max Covert of Nehalem OR‘. , She is also survived by her older twin sisters, Margie and Maryjo, younger brother ', Paul,'their familiesand , dunnerous close friends that call her family. ' A coniniunity gathering I to honor Kay will beheld Nov ‘lst in-the NCRD Gym ' in Nehalem OR at‘4z3 with a reception following at the NCRD kitchen gallery where we shall toast this classy lady. The family encourages everyone to sup- . port your local businesses to remember her. Please ’ make memorial donations to United Paws at https:// unitedpaws.wordpress.com/ - donate/ and to Tillamook Animal Shelter at http:// www.tillamookanimalshel— ter.org/help.htm. citations for no valid 9/27 '- Issued two arkin for drivingfiavhile sus- citations for failure to incomplete 911 call restrictions in 0 SP. pended, 1n chalem. day use. permrt d18- obey a trafiic control at OWSP. Investigated a re- ASLSISted 031’ Wlth P1a ed 11" NBSP- devrce in Manzanita. 9/30 - Issued a port of a road hazard 3% alllclmlovgglstigre es gded tlofmo Responded to a citation for no valid in Manzanita. c 6100 /5m_ Issued'a {gags in” we noise complaint in daymuse permit dis- Respondedto a citation {gym-1mm 10/9 _ Aml'ms‘wtedu ' M .. I._£... ...4L._n J- , OCR Text: warm. abut; “at ‘ ' in was and why 1 met every couple wwnortiicoastcitizenram/subscribe Is or call 1-800-275-7799 to servruc 111 many ways and there has always been room formore to par- ohicoast Citizen is'multi-meia" ‘ north coast 1 A I - zen her Joe Warren ring Editor Laura Swanson iising Sales Jessica Stickien “ion Aaron Yarneli iduction Stephania Baumgait _ North fillarrwok Caring: since 1996 buting Writers Gail Baiden, Janice Gaines, 'andum, Dana Zia E503-842-7535 FAX 503-842-8842 . editor@northcoastcitizen.com ITE northcoastcitizen.com . ' The North Coast Citizen (15503909) is published V biweekly by Country Media, Inc. 708 Second Street, R0. Box 444, Tiiiamook, OR 97141 were all men, and a few years ago that stipulation went away and women athleen Claire Covert, known as Kay, of Manzanita Oregon was 67 years old when she passed away unexpectedly of complications of pneu- monia on August 16th, 2015 in St Vincent’s Hospital in Portland Oregon. She was born in Los Angeles CA on November lst 1947 to Ed- ward and Mary Henlin, the third of four children. Kay attended the Univer- sity of California at Berkley where she earned a bache- lor’s degree then went on to Investigated an ‘ ties and those who might need special care. I know we were always fiercely November 1, 1947 —August 16, obtain her master’s degree She believed in making in speech therapy fiom San this the best cOmmunity Francisco State University possible and helped start in 1971. She was a speech numerous organizations in therapist until 1986 when the area such as the Fitness she married her high school Center at NCRD Where she sweetheart, Walt Covert, tanght aerobics for many after they were reconnected years, The Teen Center at at her 20th year high school NCRD, Cart’m Recycling, class reunion. The Farmers Market, and In 1989, Walt, Kay, and the Manzanita Business As— their son Max, moved to sociation that later became ' Manzanita Oregon from Manzanita Chantber of ‘ Long Beach Califorriia'at’ter Commerce. Kay was the falling in love with the area. president of the latter for Kay and Walt became real . many years as shei-ardently estate brokers a few years believe in promoting and afier arriving and began supporting localbusinesses - their» career at Rian Re- and craftspeop'le. She was . alty. Ribbon Realty became the behind the and then Walt Visitor’s Center being built and Kay bought the business on Laneda Avenne‘early in 1998. They owned Wind- last year. alsoenjoyed ' ermere Manzanita until 2012 being a part of the WOmen’s when th sold it to Kamali/ Club,Neahkahnie Club, and SO, Kaywas’anactiVe marty70thers. V broker till her passing; Kay was kind, generous, Kay lived her life pas- gracious and supportive. She sionately and everything she encouraged others to be the did reflected this spirit. Her best they could be and these love of the Manzanita area qualities are reflected in her was evident in her active community involvement. (1th Claie as) of posted p Lions Vision‘Gifi has been"; a leader in research and now furnishes tissue where community where she is ; greatly loved. She also had Kiwanis give them a pat on the back and a sincere thank you. “he; a keen interest and concern for the welfare of animals rescuing many cats along V the way and treasuring many dogs, She is survived by her husband Walt Covert of Manzanita OR and son Max Covert of Nehalem OR‘. , She is also survived by her older twin sisters, Margie and Maryjo, younger brother ', Paul,'their familiesand , dunnerous close friends that call her family. ' A coniniunity gathering I to honor Kay will beheld Nov ‘lst in-the NCRD Gym ' in Nehalem OR at‘4z3 with a reception following at the NCRD kitchen gallery where we shall toast this classy lady. The family encourages everyone to sup- . port your local businesses to remember her. Please ’ make memorial donations to United Paws at https:// unitedpaws.wordpress.com/ - donate/ and to Tillamook Animal Shelter at http:// www.tillamookanimalshel— ter.org/help.htm. citations for no valid 9/27 '- Issued two arkin for drivingfiavhile sus- citations for failure to incomplete 911 call restrictions in 0 SP. pended, 1n chalem. day use. permrt d18- obey a trafiic control at OWSP. Investigated a re- ASLSISted 031’ Wlth P1a ed 11" NBSP- devrce in Manzanita. 9/30 - Issued a port of a road hazard 3% alllclmlovgglstigre es gded tlofmo Responded to a citation for no valid in Manzanita. c 6100 /5m_ Issued'a {gags in” we noise complaint in daymuse permit dis- Respondedto a citation {gym-1mm 10/9 _ Aml'ms‘wtedu ' M .. I._£... ...4L._n J- , Nehalem Valley Historical Society,Under Construction,March 2024 Shipment Scans,Purple Folder F,Various News Clippings,Kay Coverts obits,P01.tif, P01.tif