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John DeBenedetti Monday, May 3, 2021 3:44 PM John Albert DeBenedetti, 85, passed away peacefully Thursday, April 29.
He was born in Portland to Joseph and Elva DeBenedetti. He attended Benson High School, class of 1952. Following graduation from the University of Portland, he became an accountant.
He was blessed with a large and loving family and was married to MaryKay DeBenedetti for 58 years. An expert and pioneer in the craft beer making industry, he and MaryKay owned F.H. Steinbart Company, the nation’s oldest home brewing and wine making supply company.
An avid and competitive sailboat racing enthusiast, John’s passion for sailing began at 13 while in the Sea Scouts. Known as Father Lightning, he was a charter member of the Vancouver Lake Sailing Club and fostered an interest in sailing in others. A devout Catholic and member of The Madeleine Parish, John served as president of the parents club, and worked tirelessly as a volunteer in sup
Vicki Ford first went to Camp Howard 60 years ago; itâs still part of who she is Vicki Ford gathers with her grandchildren Hannah, Oliver, Teddy, Ikey, Drew and Cole during a family camp at Camp Howard in 2016. (Courtesy Vicki Ford) 4/14/2021 4:02 PM
select Campers chat outside a cabin at Camp Howard in about 1960. (Courtesy CYO/Camp Howard) • • Vicki Ford picked berries all spring to earn the $25 it took to attend Camp Howard.
All 12 Dieringer children from Holy Family Parish of Southeast Portland had to earn their way to the highlight of their summers.
The camp in the foothills of Mount Hood, begun in 1952, was relatively new when young Vicki Dieringer arrived as a fourth grader in 1960. Her week was an all-girls session, de rigueur for the era. The boys would come on alternate weeks.