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Richard Myhrslo Boiling Richard M yhrslo Bolling, 92, died Thursday, January 20, 2011 at Mason General Hospital. He was a resident of Shelton for 85 years. He was born August 23, 1918 to Peter M. and Ruth (Hatcher) Bolling in Taco- ma and came to Shelton as a young child. He graduated from Irene S. Reed High School in 1936. He attended business school in Tacoma. He served in the U.S. Army during WWII and was discharged at the rank of sergeant. He married Georgia Ann Campbell December 3, 1943 in Albany, Ore. After he was discharged from the Army and hav- ing taken some classes at a Tacoma business school, he went to work for the ITT Rayonier Pulp Mill until its closure. Next he worked for the Marine Biology Divi- sion of ITT in Hoodsport. In 1959, he went to work for Mann Real Estate then for Himlie Realty eventu- ally going to work for Land Title and retiring in 1989. He was a member of the VFW, American Legion, the Moose and the 40 et 8. His main hobby was gardening. He was an avid reader his family said. In his earlier years he made many camping trips including beach camping. He truly enjoyed his family and was extremely fond of reading to his grandchil- dren and great- grandchil- dren his family states. He is survived by his wife Georgia Bolling of Shelton; daughter Serry Barnes (Bob) of Olympia; sons Ken Bolling (Sharon) of Indian Springs, Nev. and Tom Boiling of Shelton; brothers Sam Bolling (Pat) of Port Orchard and Walter "Dale" Bolling (Gladys) of Yakima; six grandchildren and twelve great-grand- children; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. A private family service will be held at a later date. Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.mccombfh.com. Jacob Charles Chappell Jacob Charles Chappell, 1 1/2 years, died January 21, 2011. He was born Feb- ruary 12, 2009 at Portland's Legacy Emanuel Hospital in Port- I land, Ore. Jacob to Joshua Charles and Melis- Chappell sa Chap- pell of Matlock. His family said that dur- ing his short time on earth he made a difference in so many lives. His happiness and joy of life was so great it touched all who knew him. He loved hugs and kisses and shared those openly - even with children he met in random places. He loved all living things and showed us his appreciation for them every chance he had by smelling the flowers in grandma's garden, hug- ging giant pumpkins and chasing down the snakes and bugs and worms just to hug them and give them his "loves." His family states "He is our angel, taken by God to use that love in other ways. He is gone but never forgotten." Jacob is survived by his parents Joshua and Melis- sa (Heim) Chappell of Mat- lock; sisters Miranda Lyn and Sierra Renee Chappell; paternal grandparents Charles and Lorna (Sol- lars) Chappell of Matlock; maternal grandmother Becky Heim of Matlock; his aunt and uncle Craig and Tina (Chappell) Monaco of Sitka, Alaska; uncles Jason Chappell of Sitka, Alas- ka,= and Waylen Heim of Portland, Ore., and great- grandpa Barton Sollars of Alaska. His maternal grandfa- ther Michael Heim of Sit- ka, Alaska preceded him in death. Any letters or cards can be mailed to Josh and Me- lissa Chappell, P.O. Box 141 Matlock, WA 98560. J ay A I I a n She was born April 10, 1934, in Comanche, Okla. to Coo k Nolen E. Downey and Mag- gie "Woolf Downey. She earned her GED and Jay Allan Cook, 61, died went on to Olympic College Tuesda:¢, January 18, 2011 in Bremer- in Nevada. He was a resi- ton to get dent of Reno, Nev. an asso- He was born August 9, ciate de- 1949 in Shelton to Margue- gree then rite Gibson and Ray Jay to City Cook. Univer- He grew up in Shelton sity for a and attended Bordeaux El- bachelor's ementary, Shelton Junior degree in High and Shelton High Frances b u s ine s s School. He graduated from a d m i n i s - Central Washington Uni- Downey Alan Corey Steehler and Chad versity in Ellensburg. McCollum tration. Steehler (Stephanie Fuller) S h e Rheinhardt of Shelton; daughter Mela- After graduation he ac- married Ralph C. McCollum Hie Steehler of Seattle; cepted a position with Inter- July 23, 1949 in Yuma, Ari- Steeh ler brother Buck Clark Jr. of national Harvester eventu- zona. ally working his way up to She worked in an ad- Alan Rheinhardt Stee- Shelton; sister Carmen Or- a position overseeing the ministrative support posi- hler, 54, died Thursday, sillo of Edmonds; grand- Northwest tion for an accounting of- January 20, 2011 at Swed- daughters Abigail Steehler Territory. rice in Bremerton. She then ish Medical Center, Seat- and Linaya Steehler; nu- L a t e r worked for a few years for tle. merous nieces, nephews and he took a a government contractor He was cousins. p o s i t i o n at Bangor and started her a lifelong He was preceded in death with the own janitorial services corn- resident of by his parents and brother public re- puny in Kitsap County in Shelton. Jay Clark. lations de- the 19808. He was A service will be held at partment She was a member of the born No- 1 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 27, for Nevada Baptist Church in Silver- v e m b e r 2011 at the Squaxin Island Jay Allen Cement. dale and North Carolina. 24, 1956 to Gym. H i s Her family said that she Gordon R. Online condolences may Cook work af- was a homemaker who ex- S t e e hle r be sent to the family at forded him celled at cooking, baking, Alan and Edith www,mccombfh.com. opportunities to travel the sewing, knitting, crocheting Rheinhardt " D e e " world, sailing the Mediter- and gardening. She enjoyed Steehler (Johnson) Richard David ranean and entertaining collecting and trying new Clark in from his home base in Reno, recipes and having dinner McCleary. Wa I ke r S r Nev. parties for friends. She and He attended Irene S. Richard David Walker Sr After his retirement one her husband were square Reed High School. died on Friday, January 21, of his joys was visiting Nor- dancers for several years He married Olivia Jean 2011 of cancer in Tacoma. way, his ancestral home, and enjoyed traveling. Rostvold, the marriage end- He was born on August with his mother Marguerite She is survived by her ed in divorced. 30, 1946 to David and Peggy Gibson. husband, Ralph C. McCol- He was a plumber in his (miller) Walker in Shelton. His family states that he lure of Shelton; daughters earlier career, he then be- He married Margaret was quick to help family and Lisa C. McCollum of Shel- came a meat cutter. Recent- (Peggy) Hockett, which end- friends, was dependable and ton and Holly E. McCollum ly he was employed as a ma- ed in divorce and then later could be counted on in times of Folsom, Calif.; son Na- chine operator at Skookum married Judy Miller. of need. He was good to ev- than S. McCollum of Pouls- Creek Tobacco Company. His interests included erybody, opening his wallet bo; granddaughters Emma His hobbies included model airplanes. and heart to care for others, Knight Davis (Bryan) of tribal fishing and beach- He was preceded in death his family said. Statesboro, Ga., Kelsey combing, looking for beads by his wife, Judy. He is survived by his wife Knight (Jerry) of Folsom, and arrowheads. He enjoyed He is survived by his first Jo Ann, his mother Mar- Calif. and Alexis Eason of being on the water and was wife Peggy; sisters Nancy guerite; sons Dax Cook and Dayton, Ohio and great- a collector. He enjoyed clas- Walker of Shelton and Su- Jace Cook of Nev.; sisters grandson Alden Eason. sic and muscle cars and san Rozell of Juneau, Alas- Lynn Haskins, Lori Smith, She was preceded in was an avid reader espe- ka, son David Steven Walk- Sue Richter and Marilyn death by her parents and cially of westerns and Louis er, daughter Sherrie Walker Cook and his grandchildren; in-laws, Marvin and Connie L'Amour novels, his family and seven grandhildren. states. ._ ~ McCollum ......... Inurnment will be in Frances A service is scheduled at He is survived by stepfa- Shelton, Hope Wall, date 1 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 19, ther Buck Clark Sr. (Sheila) andlocation to be deterimed. I'~ .o iJowney 2011 at Hope Chapel 421 of Lake Havasu, Ariz.; sons West E Street, Shelton, WA McCollum 98584 Frances Downey McCol- Memorial donations can Send obituaryinformation to: lure, 76, died Tuesday, Jan- be made to the Alzheimer's uary 18, 2011ofAlzheimer's Association of Western obits@masoncounty.com. disease. She died peacefully Washington 100 W. Harri- Deadine is 2pm the tuesday with her husband at her son St., North Tower, Suite side at Alpine Way Assisted 200, Seattle, WA 98119. b efo re p u b I i cati o n. Living Apartments in Shel- Online condolences may ton. She was a resident of be sent to the family at Shelton for 10 years, www.mccombfh.com. I~i~~~i~::~i~*~ - I ~ ~ ~::~::~::~ ~ ~ ~ ~i~'~ "~ I J ii!ii!iiii ~: i~i~ Family Owned Local Business- Only Crematory in Mason County www.mccombfh.com (360) 426.~1~03 709 West Railroad Avenue, Shelton ST Cremation $W7/00 Shelton - (360) 427-8044 Funeral Alternatives offers a variety of simple, cost-effective options. Direct Cremation John Alan Fullerton July 5, 1931 --January 13, 2011 John Alan Fullerton died January 13, 2011. He was born July 5, 1931 in Port Gamble WA to Dale and Ada Werner FuUerton. John graduated North Kitsap High in 1949. In 1950, he attended Olympic Junior College before joining the US Navy where he served on the USS Hornet during the Korean War. In 1955 he returned to Olympic College before transferring to Oregon State University where he graduated with a BS in 1958. John worked for the Lane County ...................................... Surveyor in Eugene OR in 1959 before moving to Portland for a position with the Social Security Administration in 1960. While training in Baltimore for the SSA, John met his future wife Ruthie "GeneUe" Brantley. The two married in 1961. They raised their family in Portland OR up to 1970 when they moved to Fairbanks AK. There, bush pilots flew John across the state to bring SSA benefits to remote villages. In 1973, the family moved to Bend OR where, John produced a public access "IV show and was active in Kiwanis, and the Boy Scouts of America. John left the SSA in 1979 to pursue his own business interests. In 1985 he and Genelle moved to Bremerton where they spent the remainder of their lives. His later interests were playing with grandkids and volunteering at the Naval Undersea Museum at Keyport WA. He is survived by his brother Dale Fullerton, Poulsbo WA and sisters Ruth Brown, Eugene OR, Betty Owen, Unionville MO, Margaret Hewitt, Renton WA and Mary Pocialik, Yorba Linda CA; two sons, Mark (Tani) of Selah, WA and Mitchell (Toni)of Sandpoint, ID; grandchildren Rhiannon, Brad, Tara, Kylee, Aaron, Kaylor, Kianna and Joseph; many cousins, nieces and nephews. John is preceded in death by his mother and father, brothers Ray, Ed, Tom and Bob; and sisters Esther Swalling and June Price, and his wife Genelle. Memorial services will be 11 a.m. on Tuesday, January 25, 2011. North Mason United Methodist Church Funeral arrangements and interment by Miller Woodlawn Funeral Home. Memorial gifts may be made in John's name to North Mason United Methodist Church. -- Paid Obituary Notice -- Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, Jan. 27, 2011 - Page