The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., August 21, 2003, page 18

MARY HUFFSMITH

     Mary Kathleen Vaughan Huffsmith, 62, died on Aug. 5, 2003 in Portland, Ore.
     She was born in Sedro Wooley, on April 9, 1941, to Francis Eugene Vaughan and Mary Camilla Levy Vaughan. Mrs. Huffsmith soon turned into "Punk" or "Punky," which is how most people knew her. Punky grew up in the BZ Corner area and attended school in White Salmon. On January 31, 1959, in Stevenson, she married Bert Huffsmith of Glenwood. They lived in Glenwood, Bingen, White Salmon, Husum, and finally, in Trout Lake. They were married 44 years this past January.
     She is survived by her husband, Bert, Trout Lake; daughter Vicky Ramsay, Lyle; and sons Guy and Roger, both of Trout Lake; grandchildren Justin and Jaecee Ramsay, and Heather Shannon, Kris and Tamaira; and foster son James Skerbitz, Gresham, Ore.; foster granddaughter Amanda; two brothers, Larry Eugene, White Salmon, and John William Vaughan (Bill), Vancouver; and nieces and nephews.
     Both of her parents preceded her in death.
     Mrs. Huffsmith's wishes were to be cremated. She was buried at the Trout Lake Cemetery.

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