Cammie Wolverton Combs

I drove my Mother and brother to Portland Oregon my Senior year. I graduated from Roosevelt High School. I definitely missed my school friends and my hometown but that is what happens when your parents divorce.
My husband and I were married in 1964 in Vancouver, WA. We met at a dance at Springers (a place where everyone could go on a Saturday nite to enjoy some of the Country Western Stars like George Jones etc. and dance). My husband and I were sealed in the Oakland Temple in 1979 and our children were sealed to us.
My husband and I had our own Country Western Band, named Dick Combs & Company for over 28 years. My husband played rhythm guitar and I played Bass guitar, we both sang. As a family, we camped, fished, rode motorcycles and enjoyed bowling together.
I have always enjoyed art, I was lucky enough to be able to take a fine arts class at Roosevelt. I enjoy painting, sketching, western subjects, landscapes and flowers. I've sold some, but I do this as one of my hobbies.
My husband and I will celebrate our 50th Anniversary in March 2014.
My husband passed away December 21, 2017. He was 75 yrs old and he had been a diabetic since he was 5. I miss him very much, he was my best friend.
My youngest son Scott passed away January 22, 2023. His birthday was January 14th. I'm the only one left of my little family. I really miss 😢 him.