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Irene Mae
Sinn
Oct 12, 1955 — Dec 29, 2022
Silverton
Irene Mae (Edelman) Sinn, 67, went Home to be with the Lord December 29, 2022 after a long struggle with Lewy Body Dementia. Irene was born on October 12, 1955 in Sabetha, Kansas to Daniel and Wilma Edelman. She grew up on a farm in rural Northeast Kansas along with her 4 siblings. She enjoyed playing volleyball, basketball, and track at Bern High School. She attended Kansas State University and Stormont-Vail Hospital for her Registered Nurse degree. Irene married James Sinn in August 1976 and moved to Silverton, Oregon. She worked as an RN for 41 years, first at Salem Hospital, then at Silverton Hospital Foot Clinic. She retired in 2018. Jim and Irene celebrated their 46 th anniversary this year.
Irene was an excellent cook and baker. She enjoyed flowers, gardening, and hiking, but most of all she loved Jesus Christ and her family. She delighted in being surrounded by her children, grandchildren, and husband. Irene was an active volunteer at Silverton First Baptist Church and in the community.
Irene is survived by her husband, Jim, four children, Scott (Karen) of Salem, T.J. (Melissa) of Silverton, Rebecca (Casey) Murphy of Silverton, and Rachel (Wesley) Holman of Silverton, her four siblings Karen Edelman of Topeka, KS, Wayne (Linda) Edelman of Bern, KS, Earl (Donna) Edelman of Bern, KS, and Edith (Tom) Sinn of Silverton, and her fifteen beloved grandchildren.
She will be greatly missed, but we are joyful that she is face-to-face with her loving Savior, Jesus Christ.
Memorial contributions can be made to Salem Hope Pregnancy Center, Reid Saunders Association, or Silverton First Baptist Church.
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