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Scott Raymond Brown
Scott Raymond Brown,
44, died Saturday, Jan. 7, at
Providence St. Peter Hospital
in Olympia. He was a lifelong
resident of Shelton.
He was born Jan. 28, 1967,
in Shelton to Donald and Ja
Nean "Ginger" (Wolfrum)
Brown.
Scott
Brown
He
graduated
from Shel-
ton High
School in
1985.
He en-
listed in
the U.S.
Air Force
in 1985 and
served in
the Mih-
tary Police.
He married Julie Hatha-
way on Nov. 3, 1990, in Shel-
ton.
On Feb. 13, 1995, Brown
began his 17-year career
at the Washington Correc-
tion Center. In 2010, he was
named Officer of the Year.
His family said he was an
exemplary gentleman who al-
ways had a smile in his voice
and a good word to say about
everyone. They said he en-
joyed spending time with his
family and friends, especially
at one of his famous backyard
barbecue/bonfire parties and
he looked forward to family
vacations, particularly the
yearly trips to Ocean Shores.
He was an avid bowler and
enjoyed hunting, fishing and
playing golf.
He is survived by his wife
Julie Brown; children Kairee,
Hollie, Cindee and Donald;
father Don Brown; sister
Lisa Fox (Grant); brothers
JeffBrown (Lorie) and Rick
Brown and numerous nieces
and nephews.
He was preceded in death by
his mother Ginger Brown and
father-in-law Wayne Hathaway.
A celebration of life will be
from 2 to 4 p.m. on Saturday,
Jan. 28, at the family home.
McComb Funeral Home
of Shelton is handling the ar-
rangements. In lieu of flowers
assistance to the family would
be appreciated. Online condo-
lences may be sent to the fam-
ily at www.mccombfh.com.
::: ::~ ~nera~ HO~ Debi L. Dunlap
;j; p{~&i ~ ~ ~ ~Si- Debi L. Dunlap, 54, died
i i :deAr ~ Sh~l~Jo~ ~or~ Sunday, Jan. 15, at her home
~6~/a~::H0me o£ ~e~J: in Shelton. She was a resident
~i~ ~dting th~ av= of Shelton for 24 years.
She was born on Jan. 21,
::iii:::;;: : :: :: 1957, in Oxnard, Calif. to
i:i i;!ii~:~i~ ~ i :i :! :: June and Joe Coleman.
She married Bob Dunlap
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in 1979. In
~1988 t;.hey
moved
their' family
to Shelton.
In 1991
she became
a realtor
arid contin-
ued that
Debi career until
2011, when
Dunlap she retired.
Her fam-
ily said some of her happiest
times were ser~Ang others
on the mission trips she took
with her church. She enjoyed
church, her family, animals
and the outdoors.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Bob Dunlap of Shelton;
Funeral
Introduces L,
daughter Keli Dunlap (Micah
Halverson) of Shelton; son
Rob Dunlap (Katrina) of Shel-
ton; grandchildren Brooklynn
and Raya Dunlap; sister,
Kathy Basile of Boise, Idaho
and Kim Herzdog of Mont.
A celebration of life will be
held at 11 a.m. on Jan. 28 at
Calvary Fellowship Church
located at 2412 West Railroad
Avenue, Shelton. In lieu of
flowers, a memorial fund has
been set up at any branch
of Our Community Credit
Union.
Johanna Agnes Aardal
Johanna Agnes Aardal, 99,
died Wednesday, Jan. 11, at
Four Seasons Convalescent
Home in North Hollywood,
Calif. She was a former resi-
dent of Matlock.
She was born on Aug. 8,
1912, in Coalhurst, Carmda to
Dingeman and Johanrm Tack.
The family moved to Matlock
in 1920.
She attended Mary M.
Knight School. She married
Edwin Aardal on July 5,
1935, in Shelton and moved to
North Hollywood, California,
where he worked fbr Walt
Disney Stu-
dios.
~~~it She
~ was an ac-
~complished
china
painter and
oil painter.
She was a
member of
Johan~aa the Valley
Porcelain
Aardal Artists As-
sociation.
She is survived by her
sister Agnes Stangland of
Aberdee, n; sons Gary Edwin
Aardal and his ~fe, Carol, of
Lynnwood and John Duane
Aarda] of North Hollywood,
Calif.; granddaughter Holly
Patte.n of Poulsbe; great-
grandchildren Spencer Kenan
and Milan Kenan both of
Poulsbe and numerous nieces
and nephews.
She was preceded in death
by her parents and brother
wide.
His ~fe Susan T. Lockyear
of Union, son Sean R. Man-
ners-Lockyear Jr. of Union
and stepson Jason S. Manners
of Olympia survive him.
His parents preceded him
in death.
A celebration of his life
with a gathering for family
and friends will be held at
a later date. Forest Funeral
Home of Shelton is handling
the arrangements.
James "Jim" S. Newell
James "Jim" S. Newell, 50,
died Thursday, Jan. 5, at Fir
Lane Health and Rehabilita-
tion in Shelton. He was a resi-
dent of Grapeview for one year.
Ha was born Sept. 5, 1951,
in Tacoma to John W. and
Constance/k (Schoephoerster)
Newell Jr.
He attended Wilson High
School in Tacoma and Grays
Harbor Community College.
He was a sewer inspector
in Federal Way and Covington
for 25 years. He enjoyed hunt-
ing, fishing, coaching Little
League, softball and cooking.
He is survived by his-par-
ents John and Constance New-
ell of Grapeview; son Cameron
Newell of Puyallup; daughter
family shared that he loved
driving his grandchildren
around the farm on his trac-
tor.
He is survived by his
daughter Janice Saeger (Len-
ny) of Shelton; son Jerry Sae-
ger (Shiane) of Shelton; broth-
ers Ralph Saeger of Clarksten,
Idaho and Paul Saeger of Shel-
ton; mother Wilma Saeger of
Shelton and 13 grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren
all of Shelton.
He was preceded in death
by his father Arnold Saeger
and sister Gayle Saeger.
A service will be announced
at a later date. Forest Funeral
Home of Shelton is handling
the arrangements.
Mary Dorothy Stansell
Mary Dorothy Stansell, 93,
died Friday, Jan. 20, at Mason
General Hospital. She was a
resident of Shelton for 70 years.
She was born April 1, 1918,
at Black Diamond to Stanley
and Frances Chicon.
She graduated from Bucldey
High School in 1936 and from
Western Washington in Bell-
ingham with a BA in education
in 1940. Later she received her
masters in education.
She married Eugene Author
She is survived by her
daughters Sharon Creamer
(Clovis) of Satsop and Mary
Jean Stodden (Kenneth) of
Shelton; grandsons Brent
Creamer (Erin) of Satsop,
Brad Creamer (Yonemi) of
Elma, Eric Creamer (Amy)
Elma and Jacob Stodden of
Shelton; granddaughters Jody
Stedden of Tumwate:- and
Jennifer Stodden of Shelton;
great-grandchildren Brandon,
Maisy, Clara, Kaylee, Lakaya,
Marissa, Olivia and Alden.
She was preceded in death
by her parents and husband
Eugene. A family memorial
will be held at a later date.
William H. Tibbits
William "Bill" H. Tibbits,
62, died Thursday, Jan. 19,
in Yelm. He was a former
resident of Shelton and had
been a resident of Yelm for 10
months.
He was born May 28, 1949,
in Shelton to William '~Doc" F.
Tibbits and Bonnie J. Eagle
Tibbits.
He was born and raised in
Shelton and went to Bordeaux
Elementary School, Southside
School, Shelton Jr. High and
Shelton High School, graduat-
ing in 1968. He served in the
i ................................................. Taylor Stanselt on Oct. 6, 1941, in U.S. Navy from 1968 to 1970
~i!i~i:i: Thompson- Reno and again later in Shel- and was never married.
[~ Newell of ton at the Catholic Church. Simpson Timber Company,
] Marshall,Her first teaching job was the sawmill division employed
I~] W. Va.; at Mary M. Knight in Matlock him as a laborer.
[!~~~ twin broth- ~ and later at He enjoyed camping at
Ii~~ er John ~ the old Lin- Simpson Timber Company Rec-
l::~[:] Newell ~ coin School reation Park and picnics with
l~ii:] (Valerie)of" ~ inShelton family, newasamemberofthe
University~ and the Shelton Foursquare Church.
,. Place; sis- ~ Bordeaux . He is survived by niece
N~elmll ter Valerie
School. InNiki Tibbits of Baton Rouge,
Wilkerson ~ 1973 she La.; nephews Skylar Tibbits of
(Mark) of ~~ received Penn., Chris and Kelly Tibbits
Spokane; niece Suzanne Maul ~ an award of Shelton and by numerous,
and nephews Slade Maul, Mary for Out~ aunts, uncles and cousins.
Sheldon Maul and JC Newell.
A memorial service will be
held at 3 p.m. on Jan. 21 at
Mason Benson Club in Grape-
view. McComb Funeral Home
of Shelton is handling the ar-
rangements. Memorial dona-
tions can be made to a favorite
charity. Online condolences
may be sent to the family at
John Tack an~l#~ter Marywww.mccombfh.com.
Kent and her ~band, Edwin,
A memori~rvice was Bruce Aaron Saeger
Stansell standing
Elementary
Teacher of
America. She retired in 1981.
She attended St. Edward's
Catholic Church and was a
member of the Women's Alter
Society. She enjoyed the out-
doors, gardening, working with
flowers, fishing and her family.
He was preceded in death
by his parents and brothers
Steven and Richard Tibbits.
A memorial will be held at
11 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 4, at
Moriah Christian Center at the
Foursquare Church located at
910 E. Dearborn St., Shelton.
Memorial donations can be
sent to Shelten Foursquare
held at 1 p.m., Tuesday, Jan.
24, at Hope Chapel in Shelton
and she will be interned at
Shelton Memorial Cemetery.
Tearl G. Lockyear
Tearl G. Lockyear, 56, died
Thursday, Jan. 19, at home in
Union after a two year battle
with lung cancer. He was a
resident of Union for 40 years.
He was born April 1, 1955,
in Tacoma to Barbara Dye
and Terrance Lockyear.
He was employed as a
mill worker and retired from
Simpson
~and Olym-
pic Panel
Products
al~r 30
years.
He
enjoyed go-
ing to the
bike races
Tearl at Castle
Rock and
Lockyear riding his
Harley and
quad and taking drives in the
mountains. He enjoyed get-
ring together with family and
friends and being with his
Lew is proud to help ....
Mason County with
needs including
Bruce Aaron Saeger, 64,
died Wednesday, Jan. 18, at
home in Shelton as a result of
a farming accident. He was a
lifelong resident of Shelton.
He was bern AUg. 26, 1947,
in Shelton to Arnold and
Wilma Saeger.
He served in the U.S: Army
and was honorably discharged
at the rank of E Five.
He married Laura Marie
Swantak June 29, 1968, the
marriage ended in divorce.
He was employed by Simpson
Timber Company from 1970
to 1989 and was self-employed
as a custom farmer from 1989
to present.
He was involved with the
community with his farming
and farmed
~manylocal
properties.
He deliv-
ered hay
to Mason
County
Fair and
won a rib-
bon for his
Bruce hay. He
Saeger enjoyed
spending
time with
his family around a bonfire
at the creek on his farm. The
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Frederick Antis
Frederick Earl Antis, 67, died Thursday, January 12, at home
of natural causes. He was a resident of Sequim and a previous
Shelton resident for over 20 years.
He was born March 22, 1944 in Bremerton, Washington to Grant
& Hazel (Cox) Antis.
After graduating from Mossyrock High School, he entered the US
Army. He had a long career with the Simpson Timber Company
working on the railroad and then later in the plywood mill.
He is survived by his mother Hazel Antis of Sequim; his wife Nancy
Ward of Sequim; his son Grant Antis of Shelton; his granddaughter Alexis Antis; and his
daughter Heather Matheney of Rochester, Washington.
His hobbies were gardening & cooking. He was a big sports fan. Fred was best known for
his warm sense of humor & quick wit.
He was preceded in death by his sister Roseanne & brother Danny.
At his request, no services will be held.
Sequim Valley Funeral Chapel is handling the arrangements, www.sequimvalleychapel.com
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