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Source: Madras Pioneer

February 18, 1978 to November 3, 2026~ Katherine Huston Fischer went to be with Jesus from her home in Culver on Tuesday November 3, 2026. Katherine was born February 18, 1978 in Portland, Oregon, to Stan and Mae Huston, joining her big sister Kari. She attended Crossroads Christian School, graduated from Portland Lutheran High School, attended Mt. Hood Community College, and graduated from massage school in Portland, Oregon. She came in 2011 to live in Culver with her parents. She worked as an LMT at Madras Chiropractic Clinic and had her own office in Madras until closing during COVID. She continued to care for clients at her home in Culver until last week, and her joy was to help make people feel better. She dedicated herself to Relay For Life in Jefferson County and volunteered her massage skills at community events such as MacDash and the annual Our Community Event in Sahalee Park.

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