Andrea Wallace

Jul 17, 1953 — Aug 6, 2026

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Andrea Wallace, born July 17, 1953, in Fresno, California, to Mattie (Sides) Crabtree and Lee Crabtree, lived a life rooted in family, hard work, and the simple joys that brought her happiness.

Andrea graduated from Cascade High School before entering the workforce, where she built a long and dedicated career. She spent many years at Phillips Products, working in designer windows and order entry, known for her reliability, attention to detail, and steady presence. She later continued her work in order entry at Jeldwin Windows, bringing the same commitment and professionalism to her role.

Life brought Andrea a beautiful new beginning when she met Dennis Alan Wallace. The two were married on August 8, 1997, in Salem, Oregon, beginning a partnership filled with love, companionship, and shared adventures. Dennis remained her devoted husband and closest friend throughout their years together.

Andrea found joy in the outdoors and in the moments that brought her closer to the people she loved. She cherished time with her family, trips to the coast, camping, riding quads, and wandering through Godfrey Nursery, a place that always brought her peace. Her life was woven with laughter, tradition, and the comfort of familiar places and beloved faces.

She was preceded in death by her son, Daniel Beougher, and by her parents.

Andrea is survived by her beloved husband, Dennis Wallace; her children Jennifer Boedigheimer, and Jessie Stuck; and her grandchildren Teegan Ochampaugh, Trenden Ochampaugh, Kenzi Beougher, Brittany Adair, Brooke Pask, Hadley Stuck, and Brandon Beougher. She is also survived by her siblings Karen Poellien, Arlene Walker, Gloria Banta, Patricia Martin, and Ricky Crabtree.

Andrea will be remembered for her loving heart, her adventurous spirit, and the way she made every gathering feel warmer simply by being there. Her legacy lives on in her family, in the memories she created, and in the love she gave those around her.

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