The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., May 5, 1988, page 16

TAMARA A. MCNABB

     A graveside remembrance for Tamara Anne McNabb, recently of West Linn, Ore., was held Tuesday, May 3, at the Lyle-Balch Cemetery, with Les Haarstad officiating. She was interred beside her son, Michael.
     Tamara died of cancer at her mother's home in Troutdale, Ore., on April 28. She was 48. Tamara was born in The Dalles, Ore., on Feb. 3, 1940, and lived in Goldendale and the Portland area until she moved to Hawaii in 1949. There she graduated from Kailua High School and attended the University of Hawaii.
     She returned to Lyle in 1962, where she became Mr. Charles (Dick) Mcnabb. She sang with the Cascade Singers in the Dalles, served on the Lyle School Board and worked at the Lyle Post Office.
     She moved to the Portland area in 1981 and worked at the West Linn Post Office until her death. She is survived by her daughter, Katherine Dotson of Ephrate, Wash; her mother, Dessie Rice of Troutdale; a brother, Donald Hobbs of Los Angeles, and a multitude of friends.
     Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or a charity of choice.

The Oregonian, Portland, OR., May 5, 1988, page C10

TAMARA MCNABB

     A graveside service for Tamara McNabb, a West Linn resident who died of cancer April 28 in her mother's home in Troutdale, was Tuesday at the Lyle-Balch Cemetery in Lyle, Wash.
     Mrs. McNabb, who was 48, was born Feb. 3, 1940, in The Dalles. She was a graduate of the University of Hawaii. She worked for the U.S. Post Office in Lyle from 1962 until 1981, and for the past five years had been employed in the U.S. Post Office in West Linn. Survivors include her daughter, Katherine Dotson of Ephrata, Wash; her mother, Dessie Rice of Troutdale; and a brother, Donald Hobbs of Los Angeles.

The Enterprise Courier, Oregon City, OR., May 6, 1988, page 3

     Tamara McNabb, 78, of West Linn died April 28 of cancer.
     She was born in The Dalles on Feb. 3, 1940, and lived in Goldendale, Wash., and the Portland area until moving to Hawaii in 1949. She attended Kailua High School and attended the University of Hawaii.She returned to Lyle in 1962, and worked in the Lyle post office until returning to the Portland area in 1981. She worked at the West Linn Post Office.
     Survivors include her daughter, Katherine Dotson of Ephrata, Wash; her mother, Dessie Rice of Troutdale; and her brother, Donald Hobbs of Los Angeles, Calif.
     Funeral services were held May 3 in Euphrata, Wash. She was buried beside her son, Michael, in the Lyle-Basch Cemetery in Lyle, Wash.

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