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Church service follows at the Free Methodist Church in Oroville at 11 a.m. on Apto Clyde and Mabel (Robinson) Henneman. Graveside military honors service will be held at the Tonasket Cemetery Hwy. by Gazette-Tribune Septem1:30 am Richard Clyde Henneman, 96, died Sunday, Aug. Later in life he enjoyed his weekly visits to the Tonasket Gun club, shooting sports, hiking and driving his Jeep over hill and dale.Дick is survived by four daughters and their spouses, Katie (Dennis) Richter of Preston, Washington, Lisa (Tim) Booch of Kodiak, Alaska, Greta (Greg) Hanberg of Ephrata, Washington and Janis (Doug) Oates of Burnaby, BC seven grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren and brothers, Dave (Arizona) and Bob (Tonasket) Henneman. Early in life this took the form of hunting, fishing, sailing and archery. He attended two Senior Centers each week and enjoyed friends through their weekly lunch get togethers.Дick had a lifelong love of the outdoors. When Dick returned home to the Valley, the American Legion, Hodges Post 84 welcomed him in where he made friends and had many opportunities to be of service. During DickвЂ™s engineering careers he acquired several patents, had the opportunity for international travel and earned honors as far away as Grenoble, France. He lived on his beloved sailboat in Anacortes, Washington and performed consulting work for Van Guard Equipment and Forsyth Machinery, for the next decade. He finished his career with PACCAR in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma where he also joined a sail board club in his 60вЂ™s and had a whole lot of fun!ДЄfter Dick retired, he made the decision to pick up a little consulting work. Job after college, which he credits for keeping him out of the Korean War.ДЄfter marrying June Beyers of Tonasket, Washington they relocated to the Puget Sound area where Dick began an engineering career with Pacific Car & Foundry. The Weapons/ballistics training center in China Lake, California was his first In the Navy, Dick served as a backseat radioman, observer and gunner in an OS2U Kingfisher floatplane and then later as a radio Loran, and radar operator in PV2 Ventura patrol bombers defending the homeland in the Aleutian Islands.ДЄfter WWII he attended the University of Washington, earning a degree in mechanical engineering. Please Consider Disabling Your Ad Blocker