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came a member in 1997. 'She family at her side. She was a : volunteered with the youthresident of Grapeview for 30 ministry there. She later years. was a leader in the M:asonShe was born November 8, Brenda Fowler wrestled at Aberdeen High County 4H Club working 1920 to Leon and Vene (Gar- School and later coached with kids showing llamas rfield Stone) Haman at Cape Jerry Lee Morris Sr:i 74i ~ Decemb~ 28i 20i~ at Brenda Fowler, 49, free style wrestling at Shel- and goats (a "true passion of Girardeau, Mo. ProvidenceS~P~terH~spitai~01ympia H~~: died December 20, 2010 in ton High School from 1994 to Kristin's," family states'l. She She attended High School Longview after a long battle 1995. He also coached soccer also enjoyed camping, ,dutch in Cape Girardeau, Mo. and with cancer. She was a resi- at Shelton High School from oven cooking, scrap-booking, attended Southeast Missouri dent of Longview. 1987 to 1989. reading, the beach, !horse- State Teachers College. She was born May 23, He worked in the dump back riding, her anima.ls and She married Nelson A1- 1962 to Marene (Lester) truck business with his most ofall, herfamiIy, bert Stewart October 10, F o w 1 e r brother in the early 1970's; She is survived by her 1941 in Mexico, Mo. and Melvin was a police officer in Ab- husband Charles E. Roy of She was a teacher at West- Fowler in erdeen, from late 1970's till Shelton; son Alan C. Roy of ~ ern High Shelton. early 1980's; worked at Dept. Shelton; daughter Katrina ~~ in Ana- S h e artment of Corrections in A. Roy of Shelton; brothers helm, Calif. e n j o y e d Shelton, from 1985 to 1990; Matthew V. McCle~ don and~ where she b e a c h -was an EMT (District 5) infamily of Ore. and Michael~~~ taught mu- combing, Shelton, from 1990 to 1997Jay McClendon a,nd fam- ~ sic, art and the dra- and worked the emergency ily of Wash.; fath, er James ~ math. She Brenda ma club room at Capital Medical D. McClendon of I.daho and ~ ~ retired in :MadeneB:Cole Fowler and was a Center Olympia, from 1997 mother Judy L. Sander of 1980. sports fan.to 1999. Ore. Virginia Lee She was Her mother Mar- Paul en- A memorial service was Stewart a member lene Gladys Fowler from joyed fish- held on Wednesd,ay, Jan. 5, of the Tim- Longview, brother John Wil- ing, hunt- 2011 at the Shelton First berland Chapel of Grape- ',~ liamFowlerofLongview and ing, fam- Baptist Church. view and a former member home wi~h family numerous relatives and close ily, writing For your comzenience on- of the St. Edwards Catholic willbe a m friends survive her. p o e t r y, line condolences may be sent Church. Her father preceded her golfing andto the family at www.mc-Her hobbies included art, LaCe h rch in death, gardening, combfh.com, music, sewing, cooking, bak- A service will be held at He is ing and candy making at no services. Noon to 4 p.m. January 15, Paul R. survived Caroline Sue ' Christmas. Contributions to a favorite 2011 at Willow Grove Com- munity Center in Longview. Memorial donations can be made to the American Cancer Society. Mildred Louis Collier Newman (Mickey) Mildred Louis Collier Newman (Mickey), 84, died January 3, 2011 in Van- couver, Wash. She was a resident of Lost Lake for 18 years. She was born May 13, 1926 in Wheaton, Mo. to Christopher and Veva Col- Matthews by his wife Kathy (Ste- vens) Matthews of Shelton; son John St. Pierre of Olym- pia; daughters Lorra Brad- ford of Shelton and Marie Montejo of Shelton; step-son John Stevens of Shelton; step-daughters Amy Stevens of Shelton and Brenda Mer- ritt (Tim) of Shelton and Ma- gen Houle (Jason) of Lacey; brother Donald Matthews of Seattle; sister Beth Bugher of Port Angeles; 12 grand- children and numerous niec- es, nephews and friends. His younger brother, John Matthews and his parents, Pierson Caroline S~ae Pierson, 74, died Monday, January 3, 2011, at the Country House in Grand Iskmd, surrounded by her family. She was a res- ident of Grand Island. She was born on Decem- ber 15, 1936 in Seattle, to Albert and Mary (Wadding- ton) WoolrJLdge. She gre w up in the Shel- ton area 8,nd attended Shel- ton High School, graduating in 1955. She enjoyed trips on Dis- covery Tours, playing cards and spending time with her girlfriends. She enjoyed her von ne M. family and grandchildren. Her family said she was a great nurturer and spent many days with her daugh- ter running a horse rescue center. They said she enjoyed taking care of sick or wound- ed animals and was very compassionate about them. She was very fond of her fox terrier "Spike." She is survived by her sons Nelson Stewart II (Carlene) She married Marcus Pmr- son on Au- of Olympia, Robert Stewart gust 26,(Yolanda) of Louisiana, Leon Stewart (Kim) of Kansas church or charity are appro- priate. Waters (Vonnie) Yvonne M. Waters (Von- nie), 45 died December 22, 2010 at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Puyallup after a lengthly illness. She was a resident of Shelton. She was born on August 30, 1965 in Fremont, Neb. to Robert and Kathleen Waters. She attended Timberland High School of Lacey and Capital High School of Olym- pia. Grove, Ore. She worked 'as a mother and homemaker. She was a volunteer for Mason County Transit and Washington State Capitol volunteer tour guide in Olympia. Her husband and parents proceeded her in death. She is survived by her daughters Pamela Pratt of Vancouver, Teri Johnson of Burien and Debbie John- son of Vancouver; son John Newman of Concord, Calif.; nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. A graveside service is planned for January 8, 2011 at Forest Hills Cemetery, Cosmopolis. The officiant will be Reverend Bill Van- Nostran. Memorial donations can be made to Childhood Can- cer Association, 433 NW 4th Ave. Ste 100, Portland, OR 97209. Don and Faith Matthews, 1956 and She worked as and in lier. preceded him in death, had four and John Stewart (Annette) home caregiver and in 2009 Daisy Gillard or Joshua Oli- She earned a Bachelors A celebration of life will be daughters, of Lacey; daughters Patsyshe won the award "caregiv- vas, 22630 Yeager Rd Mon- D e g r e e held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, They lived Stogdill of Grapeview ander of the year" from the state roe, WA 98272. from Or- Jan. 8, 2011 at the Agate in Seattle Ginger Kral (Kim) of Colo- of Washington for the out- ~~ egon State Grange. and moved rado; 30 grandchildren, 21 standing care and supportWilliam Flint ~~ College in Memorial donations may to Ew- great-grandchildren and one ~ she provid- (Pete) great-great-grandchild, ed in her lo- 1949 in be sent to the American Caroline ing, Neb. She was preceded in death ~~1 calcommu- Yarrington nomics.h me eco- ParkerHeart AssociationRd Denver,1280coS" Sue Pierson wherein 1958they by her husband Nelson, son, nity for her [~~ S h e 80231 or the American Dia- farmed. She lived in O'Neill Jim Stewart and son-in-law, ~ D. S. H.S. William Flint (Pete) Yar- m a r r i e d betes Association, 1730 Mi- from 1976 to 1984 where she Mark Stogdill. clients, rington, 67, died December Mildred N o r m a nnor Ave, Seattle, WA 98109- worked at the Legion Club A memorial was held on ~ S h e 28, 2010 after a long battle Louis Newman 1024. Front Desk as a hostess. Monday, Jan. 3, 2011 at the ~ lived for with cancer. He was a resi- n^ill^ ~ J~e 12, C~ ~ " ~' ~ ~ The family would l~ke to She moved to Grand Is- Timberland Chapel, 460. E. : many years dent of Shelton for 30 years Newman ' :q949 in thank the good Samaritans land in 1984 and worked at Mason Benson Rd, Grape- Yvonne M. in Shel-from 1972 to 2002. C o t t a g e who stopped to help aud ad- Shopko, Family Dental Care view. Waters ton enjoy- He was born March 15, Paul R. Matthews minister CPR to our loved one. We would also like to thank the staff at Mason General Hospital and Dis- trict 5 Fire Deptart;ment for their care, compassion and support. Online condolences may be sent to the family at www. mccombfh.com. Kristin Lea Roy Kristin Lea Roy, 40, died Wednesday, December 29, 2010 in She]ton. She was a resident of Shelton for 16 years. She was, born May 1, 1970 in Bellewae to James and Judy (Dye) McClendon. S h e spent her childhood years in Tenino and later moved to Olympia where she Kristin Lea attended Roy C a p i - tal High School and then graduated ~.~om Tumwater High School in 1989. She married Charles E. Roy on March 17, 1990. They lived in McMin- nville, Ore. for two years and then moved back to her old hometown of Tenino. In 1994 she and her family moved to Shelton. She worked in the medi- cal office field for 15 years and was currently employed with Northwest Surgical Group in Olympia. She attended Shelton First Baptist Church where she was baptized and be- and then Hobby Lobby. She attended Trinity United Methodist Church where she was active in the Women's Club. She was a member of the Extension Club and was also a 4H Leader while her children were growing up. She is survived by her daughters and sons-in-law, Julie and Doug Lechner of Grand Island, Chyrel and Mike Hall of Red Bluff, Ca- lif Connie and Joseph Walz, of Kearney and Melodic and Chad Funk of Clearwater, Fla.; sisters and brothers-in- law, Joanne and Don Cress of Shelton, and Pat and War- ren Turner of Nyssa, Ore.; 13 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Her parents preceded her in death. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 8, 2011 at Gollaher Chapel in Trin- ity United Methodist Church with visitation one-hour pri- or. The Reverend Melanie Adams will officiate. Inurn- ment will be in the niche wall at Trinity United Meth- odist Church. All Faiths Funeral Home is serving the family. In Lieu of flowers memo- rials are suggested to the Alzheimer's Association or to Trinity United Methodist Church. Condolences may be left at www.giallfaiths.com. Virginia Lee Stewart Virginia Lee Stewart, 90, died Monday, December 27, 2010 peacefully at home with Memorial donations can be made to the Foster C, hil- dren Community and Family services, P.O. Box 1459, Port Orchard, WA 98366 attn: "Lakedays" or The North Thurston Humane Society, P.O. Box 168, Belfair, WA 98528,360-275-9310. Online condolences may be sent to the family at www. mccombth.com. Helen Bulduc Veerkamp Helen Bulduc Veerkamp, 91, died November 2,5, 2010 at home in Coos Bay, Ore. She was born May 11, 1919 to Joseph E. Bulduc and Elizabeth Baker in Bremerton. The family moved to Bel- fair in 1921, where she grew up. She graduated from Bremerton High School in June 1935, then attended Seattle Pacific College and several years later graduat- ing from Univer sity of Wash- ington. She married Antonio Guarnieri o n December 26, 1936. They lived in The Dalles, Ore. and had one daughter. In her retirement years she was acti ve in VFW, Pur- ple Heart A'o xiliary and Odd Fellows Au ~dliary. She is survived by her daughter Maria Miller of Veneta, Ore; sister Estelle Foster of Belfair; four grand- children and several great- grandchi/ldren. She was preceded in death by her parents and husband. At her request there were ing her green thumb with plants, and her childhood friendship with her best friend Sandra Bares, while also raising her much loved daughter Madi- son Grubb. She is survived by her daughter Madison Grubb of Shelton; sister Michelle E. Waters of Albany Ore.; brother Justin W. Dalley of Olympia; mother Kathleen M. Pickaver of Nottingham- shire, UK and nephew Jef- fery Waters of Mo. Her first-born Melanie R. Waters preceded her in death. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. on January 11, 2011 at the Gateway Chris- tian Fellowship, 405 S. 7th St Shelton, WA 98584. Teri Gaylene Workman Teri Gaylene Workman, 53, died Sunday, December 26, 2010 at Mason General Hospital from complications related to leukemia. She was a resident of Shelton for 27 years. She was born January 27, 1957 to Daisy Mae (Church) and Loren Workman. Teri S h e Gaylene m a r r i e d Workman Glen Hu- lett. Her first marriage to Mike Olivas ended in divorce. She was a bartender at the family's business for many years. She is survived by her mother Daisy Mac Gillard of Shelton, sisters Linda Hanson of Colville and Dana Goldsby of Shelton; brother James B. Workman of Ta- coma; sons Joshua J. Oli- vas of Monroe and Mathew C. Hulett of Boston, Mass.; daughter Sarah J. Olivas of Tacoma; father Loren Work- man of Enterprise, Ore. and granddaughters Eli and Tic Smetzler. A Celebration of Life will be held at Sliver Creek Church in Mossyrock. The time will be announced at a later date. Memorial donations can be made to Love of Teri c/o 1943 to Flint and Madeline Yarrington in Jackson, Calif. He married Charlotte England in 1962. The marriage ended in divorce. H e moved to Washing- ton in 1972 William and worked Flint as a logger Yarrington and fisher- man until Paul R. Matthews, 56, died Wednesday, December 29, 2010, in Shelton, he was a resident for 27 years. He was born January 2, 1954 to Donald and Faith (Bayha) Matthews in Aber deen. He graduated from Aber- deen High School 1971 and attended Grays Harbor Col- lege. He served in the U.S. Ma- rines during the Viei nam War. He married Kathy Nachtneble September 9, 1996 in Shelton. He played footb,all and he retired in 1960. For 15 years he was a full time Min- ister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He enjoyed mushroom picking, smoking salmon, chopping firewood, taking his grandchildren on nature walks and spending time with his family. He is survived by his son Thomas Yarrington (Staci) of Olympia; daughter Dori Hainline (Doug) of Shelton; four grandchildren John Yar- rington (Kim) ofLacey, Dani- elle Willson (John) of Lacey, Dustin Hainline (Ione) of Lacey and Daryl Hainline (Cassie) of Hoodsport; four great-grandchildren Ivan Willson, Liliana Willson, Aidyn Hainline and Jaryn Hainline; brother Richard Yarrington of Stockton, Ca- lif.; sister Betty Burgess of Pioneer, Calif.; several nieces and nephews and his partner in ministry Terri McLane of Pioneer, Calif. He is preceded in death by his parents and niece Cyn- thia Yarrington. His children will hold a private celebration of life at a later date. 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