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Renee Hopper Obituary
She is survived by her husband and best friend of 15 years, Michael Oxenford, of Eugene, OR; sons, Adam and Jered Hopper; daughter in law, Valerie Hopper; grandson, Dereck Hopper; father, Herschel Sisk; sister, Jolene Hayes; and her brother, Mahlon Sisk.
Renee worked at Hewlett Packard where she truly enjoyed her job and colleagues. She loved gatherings with family and friends, and had a wonderful talent for bringing people together. She loved the beach, sunsets and being in nature. She adored her cat "Bear." Renee was the energy and light of any room. She will be greatly missed.
Services schedule forthcoming, and will be posted at: everloved.com/life-of/renee-hopper. In Iieu of flowers, please make a donation to the American Red Cross.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Terri Hurley
January 27, 2025
Adam and Jered
I am so sorry for your loss and it is a great loss. Your mom was so energetic and vivacious, I so enjoyed spending time with her. Remember our trip to DisneyWorld with your family? Great memories. Cherish the memories and remember the good times. She loved you both so very much,
Much Love, Terri Hurley (old work buddy)
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