Lynda Masterson

Lynda Masterson, 75, of Baker City, Oregon died at her home surrounded by love.

Lynda Ann Wright was born in Halfway, Oregon, on January 26, 1950 to Dallas Gabriel Wright and Shirley Honeycutt Wright.  She attended school in Halfway.  She married David Hoffecker in 1967 and had two children Dallas Donald (Charlie) in 1968 and Day Lynn in 1970.  They were divorced in 1973.

Lynda married Fred Masterson in December, 1977.  They had one son Marty Ray.  They were divorced in 1986.  She had 4 children total.

Lynda moved to Baker and was a cook and waitress over the next 16 years.  She married Ernie Craig in 1990, owner of the Little Pig Drive Inn. He passed away shortly after.  Lynda was joint owner of Pifhers Cafe for a few years.

In 2002 Lynda moved back to Halfway and Fred and Lynda were remarried in 2003.  They moved back to Baker in 2008 but Halfway was always in her heart.

She is preceded in death by her parents, Dallas Wright and Shirley Wright Coyle, husband Fred Masterson and son Dallas (Charlie) Hoffecker.

Lynda is survived by her children Day Lynn and husband Brian Combs, Marty Masterson, Debbie Holcomb; 4 legged children Holly and Sofie; grandchildren Corey Bruhn, Travis and Riley Masterson, Trevor and Gabriel Austin. Brother John Wright Sr, nephew John Wright Jr., 5 Great Grandchildren, Kaylee, Charlie, Cliff, Conan, and CorraLynn Bruhn, and one more on the way, Best Friend Patty Zachary.

Grandma,

I'm sad to know that this life's dream has ended for you but I know you're looking down right now knowing that 5 living dreams stand in this room I call home which used to be a very lonely place and that would've remained my unseen dream if it weren't for you.  A life that you named will live on in a life I named, she loves you so much! The moments you shared with Charlie (mine and yours) will forever be cherished by us all!

"I was just standing alone in this room, surrounded by memories we stopped making too soon and I was just thinking all to myself how I still want you and nobody else"

I wouldn't change one damn thing, you were my family, you were my example, what that means is my business and no one else's.

I love you Grandma, see you in my dreams for the rest of my life and in that room that's getting less lonely as the years go on, tell Fred I said hey gramps and tell Charlie I love him and miss him and make sure you tell em both about all the beautiful nieces and nephews and grandchildren.

I LOVE YOU   I LOVE YOU   I LOVE YOU

Love always, Your Grandson, Corey