Duane Joseph Dexheimer
Duane Joseph Dexheimer, 80, of Portland, Oregon passed away on Saturday, November 14, 2020 at Providence Portland Medical Center from COVID-19. Duane was born in Towner, North Dakota to Anthony and Johanna (Wald) on November 19, 1939. He graduated from Wimbledon High School in 1957. He accompanied his family as they migrated West and settled in the Portland area in 1959. A practicing Catholic he regularly attended church and was involved with a local prayer group. He enjoyed watching golf and baseball, his favorite team was the New York Yankees. He held various jobs in the field of Sales, Insurance and as a handyman. Duane is survived by his children, Charles Wolfe of Winchester, Indiana; Kimberly Neikes of Oregon City; Amy Humble of Portland; and Michael Dexheimer of Gladstone. He is also survived by his 7 grandchildren, his sister Arlene Maston and his brother Gerald Dexheimer, both of Portland. Duane was preceded in death by his father, Anthony in 1972, mother, Johanna in 2000, and his sisters Deanna Dexheimer in 1989, and Donna Smith in 2004.Obituary
Duane Joseph Dexheimer, 80, of Portland, Oregon passed away on Saturday, November 14, 2020 at Providence Portland Medical Center from COVID-19. Duane was born in Towner, North Dakota to Anthony and Johanna (Wald) on November 19, 1939. He graduated from Wimbledon High School in 1957. He accompanied his family as they migrated West and settled in the Portland area in 1959. A practicing Catholic he regularly attended church and was involved with a local prayer group. He enjoyed watching golf and baseball, his favorite team was the New York Yankees. He held various jobs in the field of Sales, Insurance and as a handyman. Duane is survived by his children, Charles Wolfe of Winchester, Indiana; Kimberly Neikes of Oregon City; Amy Humble of Portland; and Michael Dexheimer of Gladstone. He is also survived by his 7 grandchildren, his sister Arlene Maston and his brother Gerald Dexheimer, both of Portland. Duane was preceded in death by his father, Anthony in 1972, mother, Johanna in 2000, and his sisters Deanna Dexheimer in 1989, and Donna Smith in 2004.
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