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The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., November 10, 1994, page 18

MADGE HAYES

Services for Madge A. Hayes will be held at the White Salmon Cemetery on Friday, Nov. 11, 1994, at 11a.m.
Mrs. Hayes, an 83-year-old Grandview resident, died Oct. 31, 1994, at the Grandview Health Care Center.
She was born in Goldendale in 1910. She and her four brothers and five sisters were raised in the mid-Columbia communities of Goldendale and White Salmon.
In 1930, Mrs. Hayes married Warren G. Hayes of White Salmon. They lived most of their lives in Yakima and the Valley, where he was an executive with the Perham Fruit Corp. The couple had one child, a daughter, Nancy Hayes Lengenegger, who resides in Grandview.
From 1974 to 1980, the Hayes spent their retirement years living in Cannon Beach, Ore. She enjoyed sewing, knitting and crafts.
Those wishing to honor her memory may contribute to the Sunnyside Presbyterian Church or the Lower Valley Hospice.

The Daily Sun News. Sunnyside, WA., November 1, 1994, page 12

MADGE A. HAYES

Mrs. Hayes, 83, a Grandview resident, died Monday, Oct. 31, 1994, at the Grandview Health Care Center.
Madge Hayes was born in Goldendale in 1910. She and her four brothers and five sisters were raised in the mid-Columbia communities of Goldendale and White Salmon.
In 1930 Madge married Warren G. Hayes of White Salmon. Madge and Warren lived most of their lives together in Yakima and the Valley, where Warren was an executive with the Perham Fruit Corp. The couple had one child, a daughter, Nancy Hayes Lengenegger, who resides in Grandview.
From 1974 to 1980 Madge and Warren spent their retirement years living in Cannon Beach, Ore. Not long after Madge became a widow in 1980, she returned to the Yakima Valley to be near her daughter.
In 1987, Madge's ill health resulted in a move to the Willson House, a retirement residence in Salem, Ore., where she lived for several years until returining to the Yakima Valley in August of 1993.
Before years of ill health forced Madge to give up her home, she was an excellent homemaker who enjoyed sewing, knitting and crafts. She made many lovely gifts for family and friends that will always be treasured.
Madge's concern and caring for others, her calm and positive disposition, and her special sence of humor endeared her to those who knew her. She is remembered as a wonderful mother, sister, aunt and friend.
Services are pending. Smith Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Those wishing to honor her memory may contribute to the Sunnyside Presbyterian Church or the Lower Valley Hospice.