Pauline Dollie Champion

Ann, Gwen, Mary and families: We extend hugs and love to you all in the loss of your mom, who was truly queen of mothers in Oregon, WI. What wonderful memories we hold of your mom and dad.......and you......as we lived and raised our family in Oregon. Having lost our mothers we feel your angst and heartbreak with the close of this chapter in your lives, and the ache of not having a mom with whom to share joys and sorrows of life. Your memories are the real jewels for you and for each and every member of your family. Talk about her, share her story, laugh and giggle at wonderful times you all shared -- she will live on in your hearts forever and your children (and children's children) will know her because of your conversations. What a blessing she was. Our deepest sympathy to you all, Ann and Phil Dettwiler

Dear Gwen, Ann and Mary-- and your families. What a great woman! And lucky you that pieces of her dignity and strength and intelligence and sence of fun are within each of you. She was truly a beauty--inside and out! She will Rest in Peace. For a while. Then she'll get up and organize a craft circle to make pine cone wreaths and peeker-brownies for the new arrivals prior to Christmas. You know it's true!! With love to all, Gail Jordan-Jones.

What a treasure your mom (and dad) were for the Village of Oregon! They have left a wonderful legacy of contributing to the growth and livability of small-town America. Through their successful business, volunteer work, and community involvement, they were certainly pillars of the community. Such good examples they set for the rest of us. Sincere sympathies to Ann, Gwen, Mary and your families.

Gwen and Dave, Even though we never had the pleasure and joy of meeting your mother, we know how much she meant to your whole family. Please accept our sincerest sympathy and know that we are thinking of you. Paula and Ted

Ann, Gwen, Mary and families, we are so sorry to hear about Pauline's passing. She was an amazing woman and a good friend of my mom. She will forever be remembered in the Oregon community. Julie Rygh Green, Lyndon, Kansas.