At King City golf course, Melvin comes up almost daily, he will never be forgotten 

Love you Melvin 

Melvin,  It seems just like yesterday we were together at the Hi Hat restaurant for a late Friday night "early morning" meal-reminiscing about the good ole days!

For instance, our high school bowling league with that zany curve ball of yours! That "hook" of yours really honed in on the pins with great accuracy  and then again, sometimes not!  That hook ball, always left us laughing.

...or when we were 12 years old and we walked to our local SE Portland neighborhood theatre to see the film premier of "Hush Hush Sweet Charlot".  We were both saddled up with our popcorn and candy ready for a great film.  However, shortly after the film started - you became so freaked out with the story line, you quickly dashed to theater lobby to wait for the film's end.  Instead of watching the movie, we both walked back to our SE Portland homes packed with our popcorn and candy,  as we laughed all the way home.

Better yet, after a long Creston school day, we walked to your house after school.  Your Mom had just cleaned the sliding glass door.  Me, being oblivious to this fact, I attempted to walk through the sliding glass door!  Not only was I embarrassed,  I also smudged up the glass ,your mom had just cleaned.  I recall you and your mom laughing out loud, as your mom muttered something in Chinese! 

Those were great days.

RIP my friend - you will be missed!

Lee Sloan

Please accept my deepest condolences to Melvin's family during this difficult time.

Remembering the nights working at the Hi Hat, skiing and the U of O

In sympathy,

Beverly Grismer (Louie)

To you Mary and family, 

Please accept our sincere condolences. You are in our thoughts and prayers 🙏🙏🙏

Rod & Becky Ugale and family