Timber Valley SKP Park of Oregon, Inc

Submitted by Ruby Bonham

Timber Valley is saddened at the passing of Phyllis Fitch of Lot 126 on October 11, 2025.

Phyllis was born February 26, 1932.  She had known Norman Fitch in high school but both married other spouses.  Phyllis had three sons, Dennis, David and Doug Mohler.  Phyllis had worked for the Lockman Foundation as a bible proofreader and also as a teller for Bank of America.  Many years later Phyllis and Norman reunited and were married July 7, 1990.  Norman was a long time minister.  He and his deceased wife had traveled in a motorhome doing mission work.  When Phyllis and Norman married they continued that mission work.  They got their lot in Timber Valley March 29, 2006.  They continued their ministry and Norman did Memorial services for park members.  Phyllis was an accomplished pianist.

Phyllis and Norman were married 35 years.  They had a loving and caring relationship and were seldom apart.  They moved to a facility in Roseburg in March but after a short time returned to Timber Valley.  They much preferred to have private time here at home.  Phyllis is survived by her husband Norman, her three sons and two step daughters, Roxie and Jackie.  Norman will remain here in the park close to his daughter Roxie.  Phyllis is remembered as a dear sweet woman who was much loved by her husband.

Submitted by Ruby Bonham

Timber Valley is saddened at the loss of Roy “Skip” Webber of Lot 185 on September 29, 2025.

Skip was born November 3, 1944. He said he was from all over as his father preferred a nomadic lifestyle. He met his wife, Joanne, when they worked together. They were married in 1985 and would have been married 40 years in December. They hit the road after retirement in 2011. Their first trip took them to Livingston, Texas where they became SKP members. They visited a number of SKP parks. While working for four years as Park Hosts at Gold Beach, they started visiting Timber Valley and got on the Waiting List. They got their lot in 2019 and decided to leave the road. They were involved with the Lot Improvement Committee and with the Library until Skip’s health issues slowed their participation.

Skip is survived by his wife, Joanne, a daughter, Sandy, of Phoenix, AZ and a son, Michael, of Southern California. Joanne will be remaining in the park.