The following is a complete list of obituaries as they appeared in the Aug. 31, 2010 edition of The Inyo Register.

Grace Virginia Matlick Wofford
1918-2010

A celebration of life will be held at a later date for 91-year Bishop resident Grace Virginia Matlick Wofford.
Born Sept. 4, 1918 in Los Angeles, Grace died surrounded by friends and family at 8:38 p.m. Aug. 27, 2010. She was 91.
Grace was a known pioneer of Inyo County. She was a true lady and a woman that could do it all.
She loved to cook and entertain and be with friends and family. She loved to travel and see new things, but always loved to come home to the valley and see her amazing mountains.
She will be missed by many but remembered as a special person who was one-of-a-kind.
Grace is survived by her two children, Carol Ontai of Davis and Donald Wofford of Bishop; four grandchildren, Michelle Smith of Brentwood, Trina Russell of Bishop, Lenna Ontai of Davis and Tessa Raymond of Bishop; and three great-grandchildren, Lillian and James Russell and Masen Raymond.  

The following is a complete listing of obituaries as they appeared in the Aug. 28, 2010 edition of The Inyo Register.

Cynthia Lynn Allen
1959-2010

A graveside burial service will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 4 at the East Line Street Cemetery in Bishop for former Bishop resident Cynthia Lynn Allen. All members of the Bishop and the local communities who knew Cindy are invited to attend.
Born Oct. 5, 1959 in Burbank to Fred and Sandra Allen, Cindy died Aug. 20, 2010 in West Hills, following a short illness. She was 50.
Many Bishop residents remember Cindy as the former owner of the Subway Sandwich shop in Bishop. She spent many years participating in the Mule Days Celebrations and parades and supporting the Bishop High School. Cindy was very involved with the local Police Department as well, and the elderly care center. She would donate sandwiches regularly.
Her mother, Sandra Allen, preceded her in death and is now resting in peace at the East Line Street Cemetery.
Cindy is survived by her father, Fred R. Allen; sisters, Karen Brandt, Diane Allen, Teri Berner, Kimberly Flanagan and Chandra Neal; her brother, Ron Allen; by her dear grandmother, Ruth Allen; many aunts and uncles; and her dear nieces and nephews.

(This obituary is being re-run to include information mistakenly omitted by family.  –Ed.)

The following is a complete listing of obituaries as they appeared in the Aug. 26, 2010 edition of The Inyo Register.

Cynthia Lynn Allen
1959-2010

A graveside burial service will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 4 at the East Line Street Cemetery in Bishop for former Bishop resident Cynthia Lynn Allen. All members of the Bishop and the local communities who knew Cindy are invited to attend.
Born Oct. 5, 1959 in Burbank to Fred and Sandra Allen, Cindy died Aug. 20, 2010 in West Hills, following a short illness. She was 51.
Many Bishop residents remember Cindy as the former owner of the Subway Sandwich shop in Bishop. She spent many years participating in the Mule Days Celebrations and parades and supporting the Bishop High School. Cindy was very involved with the local Police Department as well, and the elderly care center. She would donate sandwiches regularly.
Her mother, Sandra Allen, preceded her in death and is now resting in peace at the East Line Street Cemetery.
Cindy is survived by her sisters, Karen Brandt, Diane Allen, Teri Berner, Kimberly Flanagan and Chandra Neal; her brother, Ron Allen; her dear grandmother, Ruth Allen; many aunts and uncles; and her dear nieces and nephews.

The following is a complete listing of obituaries as they appeared in the Aug. 24, 2010 edition of The Inyo Register.

Sean Edward Campbell
1973-2010

Funeral services for Sean Edward Campbell will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, at the Garden Funeral Home 2949 Austin Hwy. Fallon, Nev.
Born April 28, 1973 in Bishop, Sean died Aug. 15, 2010 in Las Vegas. He was 37.
Sean attended Round Valley School, Bishop grade schools and Bishop Union High School. He moved to Silver Springs, Nev. and attended Dayton High school in his Senior year.
Sean became a certified welder and worked for the Iron Workers Union for the past 15 years. He worked in Las Vegas the last four years and Reno prior to that.
Sean touched everyone he met throughout his life. His smile was unforgettable and laughter was infectious. 
He was a devoted father, son, brother, uncle and the rock of his family. He loved his family very much.
He also was a member of the Slim Princess Chapter 395 Clampers.
Sean was preceded in death by his father, Charles Edward Campbell, and nephew, Lucas Waukene Campbell.
He is survived by his son, Graham Campbell; mother, Arlene Campbell of Silver Springs; brothers and sisters in-law, John and Janet Hudson of Nowata, Okla., and Waukene and Susie Campbell of Bullhead, Ariz.; sisters and brothers-in-law, Linda and Mark Goodwin of Bishop, Brenda and Don Jacoby of Allen, Texas, Paula and Tom Ditty of Sutter Creek and Connie and Ira Uhlmeyer of Fallon, Nev.; nephews, Matt and Cass Campbell of Las Vegas,  Bobby Langdon of Fallon and Travis Langdon of Ventura; nieces, Karen (and James) Pettet of Bishop, Krissy Goodwin of Bishop, Elyshia, Sara, Zach and Jacob Ditty of Sutter Creek and Jacqui and Lauren Jacoby of Allen Texas; greatnephews, Wesley and Justin Pettet of Bishop and Chaz Campbell of Las Vegas; and greatniece, Alyssa Campbell of Las Vegas.
Sean was a very special person to many, many people and will be deeply missed.

The following is a complete listing of obituaries as they appeared in the Aug. 12, 2010 edition of The Inyo Register.

Delbert Chambers
1953-2010

Memorial services for Delbert Chambers will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 14 at the Lone Pine Church of the Nazarene. The Rev. Louise Murguia will officiate. Burial will be private.
Del was born in South Bend, Ind. on Aug. 24, 1917, and died at his home in Lone Pine at the age of 92 on Aug. 8, 2010.
Del moved to Lone Pine in 1952 to take a position as teacher at Lo-Inyo Elementary School.  The next year he met and married Lucile Kissee. They would have been married 57 years this December.  Together they have five children.  As an elementary teacher, Del taught several grades and several generations of children. Although not a music teacher, he emphasized music in all his classrooms, as he believed music to be the foundation to an enjoyable life.
Not content with solely being a teacher, he and Lucile owned a variety store they called CPS Variety. Along with a sundry of items, he made sure he had a supply of musical instruments to rent to children so they could participate in the music program at school. Before, during and after his tenure as a teacher, Del filled his life with activities that reflected his commitment to the community. He will always be known as the organist at the Lone Pine Nazarene Church where the sound of his organ set the mood and the spirit of the service each Sunday. The residents of the local convalescent homes and fellow seniors at the Senior Center were often entertained by Del and his organ; sometimes accompanied by a vocalist. Often, one could find Del deeply engrossed in a game of chess. 

The following is a complete listing of obituaries as they appeared in the Aug. 21, 2010 edition of The Inyo Register.

Douglas ‘Doug’ Leslie Schalow
1935-2010

Private services will be held with family and closest friends for Darwin resident Douglas Leslie Schalow.
Born in 1935 to Sylvia Galeria and Milton Schalow, Doug died peacefully Aug. 4, 2010. He was 74. 
Doug was raised in Atwater. After high school, he moved to Monterey and had a successful career in painting and construction and retired from the Monterey Peninsula Unified School District. 
Upon retirement, he moved to Darwin to be close to friends and the desert he loved.
An avid tennis player and wonderful conversationalist who could talk with anyone and frequently did, Doug enjoyed life and his close friends. 
He is survived by his companion, Miriam Marvel; and close friends and cousins, Susan Page, Bob Galeria and Steve Galeria.