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In Loving Memory of

Edith May Kishpaugh

February 17th, 1928 - December 4th, 2021

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Longtime Estacada resident, Edith Kishpaugh, died at her home with her family by her side on Saturday, December 4, 2021. She was 93. Visitation will be 2:00PM - 4:00PM Saturday, December 11, 2021 at Estacada Funeral Chapel A funeral service will be held 2:00 PM, Sunday, December 12, 2021 at Estacada Funeral Chapel. Private interment will be at Mountain Home Cemetery in Elwood. Edith May Jepson was born February 17, 1928 in Bismarck, North Dakota to Louise and Pearl (Murray) Jepson. At age 8 they moved to Oregon living in Milino and Beaver Creek most of the time. She graduated from Oregon City High School in 1946. On September 29, 1946 Edith married Calvin Kishpaugh in Beaver Creek. She worked for various places and retired from Drake Wilcock. Edith enjoyed quilting, fishing, sewing, sports, and dancing. She was a member of the Gabby Gabbers Quilt Club. T.O.P.S., and The Estacada Community Fellowship. Survivors include her sons, Danny (Sheila) Kishpaugh, Darrell (Rochelle) Kishpaugh, Dennis Kishpaugh; daughter Doreen (Ken) Peterson; sister, Ella Oster 16 grandchildren, 39 great grandchildren, 6 great-great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

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We met Edith Kishpaugh through the Dodge Community Church back in 1952 and have kept in contact with her. She was a blessing to family and friends. Sunday was the day she honored the Lord making sure her children were in Sunday School. She was an encourager. Now we find comfort in Psalm 30:5 "Weeping may endure for a night, Joy cometh in the morning." Her joy now is seeing her Savior face to face. Our prayers and love to the family. Merle & Peggy Davis Merle and Peggy Davis

12/09/2021

To say Edith was an amazing woman is true but she was so much more. Edith became friends with my mom through their sons, Danny and Earl. Our family was new and mom didn't drive so she didn't have many close by friends. Those were the days of long distance phone calls and party lines. Our families became close. We fished, hunted, camped and ate together often. Edith taught my mom and me how to sew and can food. She made cowboy shirts that amazed me and the meals she cooked were delicious. My brothers and I attended the Dodge Church with Doreen, Dennis, Darrel and Danny. We would walk over to Edith and Calvin's house afterwards. They had a huge dining table that always had room. Edith would cook up a bountiful dinner to feed everyone. She had a beautiful yodel to call everyone in to eat. No matter where we were on their farm our heads would perk up when we heard her. Edith was a professional seamstress and held various other jobs. Retirement didn't seem to slow her down at all. It just gave her more time to do more things. My favorite memories are ones with the Kishpaugh family. It felt like they were my family too. Our thoughts and prayers are with you guys. Love Bev (Bollenbaugh) Skoog and Dan Skoog. Bev Skoog

12/11/2021

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