Passed away Sunday October 15, 2017 in Portland, Oregon at the age of 52. She was born March 27, 1965 in Portland, Oregon to Jim and Lucille “Billie” Haughton. Bunnie died at home of Natural Causes.

She went through 1^st grade in Portland, in the summer her parents moved to the Estacada-Eagle Creek, Oregon area, Bunnie then went to the Eagle Creek School from 2^nd grade through 6^th grade, she attended the 7^th through 9^th grade at the Middle School in Estacada, Oregon.

After going into the 9^th grade she met Richard Williams. At the age of 14 she left home to live and be with him. In April 1984 they got married and were together for 3 or 4 years before they divorced. In 1997 she married her 2^nd Husband. She married James Kelly, on October 31, 2002 in Portland, Oregon, they have been together for 15 years.

Bunnie loved Animals—we had a donkey and she could do just about anything with him. She could not ride him unless someone was leading him. One time she and her friend got on him to ride, “Jughead” just walked into the trees and stopped. She had a rabbit she called Mrs. Snow He was always getting out of his cage. While she was in school the rabbit got out, the only one home was her Dad, Jim. He tried all day to catch him but could not. When Bunnie got home she was told to put her rabbit back in the cage, all she did was call it by name and it came to her. DOGS—Dogs loved her. She always had a dog or 2or 3 . One day when she came home from school this big hairy dog followed her home (she said) she called him Dinkey. He stayed and did not run off.

Another time she was around 8 or 9, the family went out to a Tree Farm for a Christmas Tree. The Farmer told us not to go close to the dog that was tied up because he would bite. Before we could get away from the car we turned around to get a hold of her she was already over to the dog with her arms around him. She was not afraid of most anything. One of her brothers gave her a Salamander. The next thing she was doing was dictating it to show the neighborhood kids.

When she was 3 and 4 she was a Mascot for the Girl Scout Troupe that her Mother had. When she was in the 2^nd Grade in Eagle Creek she became a Brownie Scout and then went on into Girl Scouts through the 6^th Grade. When Bunnie was in the 3^rd Grade she played the drums. That year at the Christmas program she played the drum in the song “Little Drummer Boy” In the last 5 years of her life she had a hobby of making jewelry, such as necklace, earrings and bracelets. She liked to go camping and boating. While younger her brothers would take her to the movies and other places with them. She loved her family and doing stuff with them.

She is survived by her 2 children, Joseph (Joe) Michael Haughton and Candy Kay Williams. She had 4 Grandsons, Michael Jensen Ward, Jonathan Anthony Williams, Anthony Michael Farrington and Ryker Michael Haughton. 4 Half  Brothers, David John Reilley of Portland, Oregon, Richard Timothy Reilley (Judy), of Louisville, Kentucky James (Jimmy) Elliott Reilley of Thompson Falls, Montana, Patrick (Pat) William Reilly of Condon, Oregon. 2 Step Sons Scott Williams and James Kelly Jr.  1 Step Daughter Her Parents Jim and Billie Haughton of Thompson Falls, Montana, 4 Aunts, Alice (Butch) Counts of Coos Bay, Oregon, Ann (Ray) Akles of Moscow, Idaho, Carol Relph of Spokane, Washington, Rose (Greg) Frederick of Soap Lake, Washington. 4 Uncles, Bill (Linda) Haughton of Coeur D’Alene, Idaho, Patrick (Pat) (Shelly) Haughton of Moses Lake, Washington, Robert (Bob) Haughton of Oregon, Dennis (Frankie) Haughton of Sagle, Idaho. Many Nieces, Nephews, Cousins and Friends.

She was Preceded in Death was both sets of Grandparents, Leonard and Marion Miller of Roseburg, Oregon, Tom and Hazel Haughton of Ephrata, Washington, 1 Uncle, Leo and Wife Phyllis Miller of Roseburg, Oregon, 4 Aunts, Bonnie Skinner of Grand Saline, Texas, Elizabeth (Liz) (Frank) Giovannetti of Winston, Oregon, Dorothy (Dottie) Moser of Myrtle Creek, Oregon, and Catherine (Cathy) Allen of North Bend, Oregon.

A Celebration of Bunnie’s life has taken place.