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Dale Alexander Pemberton born on January 15, 1957, to William and Margaret Pemberton in Portland, Oregon. Dale loved spending time with his family and hosting family gatherings, playing golf, and watching the Oakland Raiders, and New York Yankees year after year in hopes of a championship win. In previous years he taught Bible classes at NW Bible Training Center, shared messages at the Portland Rescue Mission, and passed out small testaments at the local schools with the Gideon Ministry....

  Vera Williams Barnett was born in Kiblah, Arkansas, on February 27, 1939. She was the first child born to Margie Lee and Emanuel Williams. Vera had three siblings from this union: Arbra, Paul, and Nathaniel "Ricky" Nelson. Over time, Vera received five additional siblings: Daniel "DC" Williams, Tommy Eugene Miller, Anthony Nelson, Annette Williams Parker, and Vernita Williams. In 1945, when Vera was six years old, she moved with her family to Vanport, Oregon (now...

Wesley's remarks from his P.I.L. Hall of Fame: Life is as hard or as easy as you make it. You will always run into obstacles, but you must learn to get around or through them. If you let the obstacle stop you, you must figure out how to solve the problem and go on. If you try to better yourself every day and always give 100% in practice and in games, you will be successful. If you prepare for every practice and every game, you will be able to give 100% and will discover there is more...

Juanita Jones (Poston) August 30, 1955 - January 14, 2023   In this turbulent period, God still finds it necessary to call his creations home. So it was with Juanita, that our creator summoned from us our dearly beloved daughter, sister, aunt, niece, cousin and friend. Juanita Jones was born in Portland, Oregon on August 30, 1955 to Bertha Lee and RV Poston Sr. She attended Boise and King Elementary Schools and graduated from Adams High School. During her career Juanita held a...

Joe Washington was born on October 26, 1934, in Hope Hull, Alabama, eldest child of Charlie Washington and Charity Cherry Grant. Joe attended Benson Polytechnic High School where he participated and excelled in the aviation program. Upon graduation, Joe joined the Airforce on November 1, 1952. He served in the Korean War as possibly one of the first Black pilots from the northwest. During his military career he was awarded the Korean Service, United Nations Service, and National Defense...