Community mourns Frank Gwynn's legacy at Canby remembrance gathering

April 07, 2025 | Rules, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon

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Community mourns Frank Gwynn's legacy at Canby remembrance gathering

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Emotional tributes filled the air during the Oregon State Legislature's House Committee on Rules meeting on April 7, 2025, as members reflected on the life and legacy of Frank, a beloved community figure from Canby.

Mallory Gwynn and Teresa Sasse, both close to Frank, shared heartfelt memories that underscored his profound impact on the community. Sasse, visibly emotional, described Frank as not just a cousin and boss but a best friend who fostered honest conversations and genuine relationships. "There’s not a thing that most anybody that I know in Canby would not do for that man because he did everything for the community," she stated, emphasizing Frank's unwavering dedication to the people around him.

The meeting highlighted the deep sense of loss felt by those who knew Frank, with Sasse noting, "He was Canby. Everywhere you look in Canby, there's a feeling of Frank having been there or he still is there." Her tribute resonated with committee members, who expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to honor such a significant figure.

As the meeting concluded, the emotional reflections served as a reminder of the lasting legacy Frank leaves behind, one that will continue to inspire the community he cherished.

Converted from House Committee On Rules 04/07/2025 8:30 AM meeting on April 07, 2025
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