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and Sue Fields Fund at Oregon Community Foundation to continue to support educa- tion and the arts in Oregon.
Fred was the brother of Everett, Robert, Eugene, Louise, Marienne, Donald, and Betty Jean. He is survived by Donald; a cousin, Melinda Wells; and 19 nieces and nephews.
Senior Family Preferred member
Terrill J. Taylor died Jan. 7. He was 69. He was born in Portland to John B. and Greeta K. Taylor and lived mostly in the Portland area. He graduated from Beaverton High School and earned B.S. and M.B.A. degrees at the University of Oregon. Terry was in the U.S. Army and served in Korea and Turkey. He was a CPA and worked in international taxation for Hyster, Mentor Graphics and Tektronix. He was active on many boards, loved travel, golf and the Oregon Ducks. Terry is survived by his wife of 38 years, Jennis; sons, Andrew and wife Jenny of Stevenson, Wash.; Graham and wife Kristi,
and Benjamin, both of Portland; four grandchildren; a sister, Deborah Taylor Rutherford of Portland; and brothers, Nelson Kirk Taylor and Scott Taylor, both of Portland.
Nonresident Family member James
Walter Schwarz died suddenly of a pulmo- nary embolism on Dec. 8. He was 61. Jim was born February 1, 1950 to Larry and Dorothy Schwarz in Portland. A tight- knit family, Jim and sister Jolee travelled frequently with their parents to visit many aunts, uncles, grandparents and cousins. Jim graduated from Sweet Home High School and earned his Bachelor of Science degree at Oregon State University and was a lifelong Beaver fan. He later earned his MBA at Portland State.
Jim served in the U.S. Army Reserves for 17 years, as a Drill Sergeant with USAR Portland. Jim’s professional life was broad and accomplished. A mortgage banking professional for more than 20 years, throughout his career, Jim worked in nearly all aspects.
In 1992, Jim started J.W. Schwarz Construction Company, building more than 50 single-family homes and condo-
miniums in the greater Portland area. Most recently, Jim joined the Department of Defense (DFAS) as a contracts specialist. In 2006, Jim married Springy Yamasaki. Jim and Springy made their home together in Lake Tapps, Wash. and enjoyed many years of excitement travelling, gardening, listening to jazz, cooking, playing on the wave runner, and cheering on the Ducks and the Beavers. Jim and Springy shared a passion for the mountains, spending many winter weekends skiing with friends and family at the Penguin Ski Club. A recovering alcoholic, Jim was preparing to celebrate 10 years of sobriety and shared a special bond with his AA support group, the Coyote Club. Jim is survived by his wife, Springy; son, Brad; and daughter, Jaime; stepsons, Sumner and Bryce; mother, Dorothy Schwarz; mother-in-law, Louise Wooden; sister, Jolee Safford; and brother-in-law, Phil; nephews; and his truffle-hunting dogs. Jim is preceded in death by his father, Larry.
Due to space constraints, the March Multnomah Athletic Foundation remem- brances run next month. WM
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