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VOUR COMMUNITV
Kristen Peterson, Colton Schilling are Jr. First Citi00 .00ns
By Sean C. Morgan
Of The New Era
Sweet Home High School se-
niors Kristen Peterson and Colton
Schilling have been selected as
Sweet Home High School's Junior
First Citizens for 2012.
They attended interviews in
Lebanon on Oct. 16 as candidates
for Linn County Junior First Citi-
zen. Winners will be announced at
a candidates' luncheon to be held
on Nov. 6.
Candidates and the Linn Coun-
ty Junior First Citizens will partici-
pate in the Nov. 10 Veterans' Day
Parade in Albany.
Peterson is the daughter of Lori
Hay and Bob Briana. She has lived
in Sweet Home for 12 years. She
has older siblings, a half-brother,
stepbrother, and a stepsister.
"I feel awesome about it," she
said. "I wasn't expecting it at all.
Just having the title is kind of sur-
real."
At SHHS, she has been in-
volved in many activities. She has
participated in the Drama Club for
three years, been on the Huskian
staff for four and the Yearbook staff
for two Years. She also participated
in golf one year and volleyball one
year.
This year, Peterson is the man-
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ager for the volleyball team. She
also has been heavily involved in
Amnesty International for three
years, Book Club for two years,
class board for two years and the
Make a Change group for the one
year it has existed.
Peterson's GPA of 3.82 has
enabled her to be a member of
National Honor Society, on the
Academic Honor Roll from 2006 to
2012, to be an Academic All-Amer-
ican from 2009 to 2011 and to be
student of the month three times in
the past two years.
Outside of school, she has been
involved in Sweet Home's annual
clean up day, the Oregon Jamboree,
Vacation Bible School, the youth
group at Hillside Fellowship and
volunteering at the Sweet Home
Emergency Ministries food bank.
After high school, Peterson
plans on attending the University
of Oregon and working toward a
bachelor's degree in psychology.
Her long-term goal is to become a
certified genetic counselor, work-
ing with children who have genetic
disabilities, in a hospital setting.
Schilling is the son of Steve
and Patricia Schilling. He is a life-
long resident of Sweet Home and
has a younger brother and a young-
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sociate minister at Santa Ana First
Christian Church. While in Cali-
fornia, he developed his love for
flying airplanes, became a licensed
pilot and served two terms as chair-
man of the Orange County Airport
Commission.
In 1974, the Stock family re-
turned to Sweet Home, Oregon
where he rejoined the family lum-
ber business and remained a part
of the industry until the time of his
death. Mr. Stock had also served
on the board of Holt International
Children's Services for more than
12 years.
He developed many hobbies
over his lifetime. Many of them
were centered around creating op-
portunities and access to spending
time with friends and family. Be-
sides being a licensed pilot, he en-
joyed golf, and had a love for read-
in g with an extensive library. He
and Sylvia loved traveling in their
motor home throughout the west-
ern United States and Canada.
After he was diagnosed with
melanoma cancer in 2003, and
while undergoing cancer treat-
ments, Mr. Stock began riding
motorcycles and took extensive
rides across the United States, into
Canada, Alaska and Baja.
He is survived by his wife,
Sylvia Dornhecker Stock of Sweet
Home; sons James and daugh-
ter-in-law Kirsten, Matthew and
daughter-in-law Melissa, and Joel
and daughter-in-law Barbara, all of
Eugene; daughters Molly and son-
in-law Jordan Barich of Newberg,
and Jessica Stock of Portland; and
four grandchildren, all of Eugene.
Mr. Stock is also survived by his
mother, Frances Stock of Sweet
Home, brothers Ted and sister-in-
law Rogene of Sweet Home, Nat
of San Diego, Calif. and Jon of Eu-
gene; and sister Janice and brother-
in-law Jerry Powell of Lake Os-
wego. He had many beloved nieces
and nephews as well.
He was preceded in death by
his father, James E. Stock.
A celebration of life will be
held at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 28, at
Northwest Christian University
Morse Event Center, on the corner
of Alder Street and East 11 th Ave-
nue in Eugene. A private interment
will be held at Gilliland Cemetery
in Sweet Home.
In lieu of flowers, contribu-
tions may be made to the Northwest
Christian University scholarship
fund in honor of James E Stock
or the Riverside Christian Church
Missions Fund, Sweet Home.
Sweet Home Funeral Chapel
is handling the arrangements.
Death Notices
Derek Glenn Cooley, 48, of
Sweet Home died Oct. 20, 2012.
Sweet Home Funeral Chapel
is handling the arrangements For
updated information, visit www.
sweethomefuneral.com.
FREE COMM NrY CONCERT!
Tonight!
Wednesday, Oct. 24th 7pro
River of L_ife Fellowship
1658 Long Street
A free will offering will be taken fol KOTF
Leona Goss, 73, of Sweet
Home died Oct. 18, 2012 while
visiting family in Parkdale.
Services are pending, with a
memorial service planned for a fu-
ture date at the Sweet Home Church
of Christ. Arrangements are under
er sister.
"It's an honor to be among
those few that get junior first citi-
zen," he said.
In addition to his school work,
athletics and volunteer activities,
he helps out at home by feeding and
caring for livestock and horses and
chopping firewood.
Schilling is a varsity wrestler
and football player at SHHS, part of
the Make a Change group, a mem-
ber of National Honor Society and
Student Body Elections Officer.
His freshman year, he was
Freshman Boy of the Year. Schil-
ling is also an Academic All-Amer-
ican. In athletics, he is a two-time
Oregon Dairy Farmers Academic
All-State award winner, and a three-
time Reser's Fine Foods Scholar
Athlete award winner.
In addition to school activities,
Schilling is als0 active in church
and the community. He has par-
ticipated in the Sharing Hands An-
nual fundraiser, volunteered at the
SHEM food bank, attends Commu-
nity Chapel and is a Church on the
Road volunteer. He also participat-
ed in the Yamhill-Carlton Domestic
Abuse Shelter Building Project and
is an Oregon Jamboree volunteer.
With his 3.93 GPA, Schilling
plans to attend a Division I school,
the direction of Anderson's Tribute
Center of Hood River. To leave a
note of condolence for the family,
visit www.AndersonsTributeCen-
ter.com.
likely Stanford, Cal Poly or Oregon
State University, on a wrestling
scholarship and major in either me-
chanical or civil engineering.
He hopes to travel to other
countries to provide support de-
signing and building infrastructure
to improve living conditions" and
economies in those countries.
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