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Austin 'AI' Jerpe
Retired longtime Washington
State Patrol Captain Austin
Charles "Al" Jerpe died of heart
failure Tuesday, April 6, in Shel-
ton, tte was 68 and a Shelton res-
ident since 1973.
He was born January 28, 1931,
in Longview to Alfred Jerpe and
Agnus Rasmussen. Lie was raised
in Longview and graduated from
R.A. Long High School in 1948.
At age 17, he enlisted in the
Navy and received an honorable
discharge in 1952.
He married Donna Mae Mc-
Corkle on July 11, 1952. They
were married for 46 years. Mrs.
Jerpe preceded him in death on
December 17, 1998.
Mr. Jerpe served as a police of-
ricer for the city of Kelso and was
sworn in to the Washington State
Patrol in 1955. His 27-year career
with the state patrol moved him
around the state. He served in
Quincy, Ritzville, Longview and
Shelton. He earned the rank of
captain and served as commander
of the Washington State Patrol
Academy just outside of Shelton,
retiring in 1982.
He was past commodore of the
Shelton Yacht Club and was a
member of the Elks Lodge and
Bayshore Golf Club. His interests
included recreational vehicle
travel, building houses, boating,
playing the banjo, golf, pool and
his family.
He was preceded in death by
his parents as well as his wife.
He is survived by daughters
Paulette Jerpe of Golden, Colora-
do, Pam Jerpe of Renton and Pat-
ti Steen of Des Moines; grand-
daughters Jennifer, Kim and
Megan Warnes of Des Moines;
son-in-law David Steen's children
Sara, Katie, Jay, Kevin and Ste-
phen Steen; sisters Shirley Mun-
ger and Blanche Gregory, both of
Longview; and 21 nieces and
nephews.
Also surviving are special fami-
ly members Linda Pratt of Gold-
en, Colorado, and Dort Willour of
Shelton; foster daughter Karen
Kagele of Ritzvillo and grandsons
Jim Kagele and Lance Kagele,
both stationed at Air Force bases
in Florida.
A memorial service will be held
at 1 p.m. Monday, April 19, at the
Washington State Patrol Acade-
my Gymnasium near Shelton.
Robert R. Lund
Lifelong Mason County resi-
dent Robert R. "Bob" Lund, who
lived in the Dayton area for many
years, died following an extended
illness Tuesday, April 13, at his
Shelton home. He was 44.
He was born September 26,
1954, in Shelton to Robert and
Jean (Neilson) Lund. He graduat-
ed tom Shelton High School.
He fished in Alaska for two
years and worked for Simpson
Timber Company and camps
Grisdale and Govey for a number
of years.
He enjoyed collecting many dif-
ferent items such as rocks, coins
and others. He loved the out-
(it)ors, especially hunting and
fishing.
He is survived by his sons,
Robert "Robbie" Lund III and P.
Alex Lund, both' of Shelton;
sisters Joyce Budd of Shelton and
Lynette Johnson of Minneapolis,
Minnesota; brother Irvin La-
Plante of Shelton; mother Jean
LaGarde of Shelton; and several
stepbrothers and stepsisters.
At Mr. Lund's request, no ser-
vices will held. His family will
scatter his ashes.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
Priscilla J. Zelinsky
Priscilla Zelinsky
Longtime Shelton resident
Priscilla J. Zelinsky died of cancer
Wednesday, April 7, at Mason
General Hospital. She was 67 and
lived in Shelton for 62 years.
She was born June 4, 1931, in
Tacoma to Carl and Myrtle
(Whittle) Goldsby.
She spent several years caring
tbr the elderly, all the while being
the cornerstone that kept her own
large family together. That was
made most apparent by the pres-
ence of 40 or more of her children,
grandchildren and great-grand-
children who kept all-night vigil
at the hospital's intensive care
unit to keep her company and say
goodbye on her last night, her
family said, adding that she
would be missed by many.
She was preceded in death by
her son, William A.6Zelinsky and
daughter Glenda M. Dana.
She is survived by her husband
of 19 years, Harvey Petty of Shel-
ton; sons Richard L. Zelinsky,
Donald E. Zelinsky, Walter R. Ze-
linsky and Daniel H. Zelinsky;
daughters Gwytha A. Camp, Bar-
bara R. Aichele,Andrea R. Lapos-
sa, Mary I. Shuman, Sandra L.
Holland, Diane Lane and Ren
Lane; brothers Larry GoIdsby and
Douglas Goldsby; sisters Carol
Goldsby-True and Linda Booth;
her mother, B. Myrtle Vander-
hoof; 34 grandchildren, 28 great-
grandchildren and two great-
great grandchildren.
A funeral and memorial service
will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Saturday, April 17, at Memorial
Hall, Second and Franklin
streets, Shelton.
Arrangements are by Forest
Funeral Home in Shelton.
A. 'Boon' Weddle
Alvin "Boon" Weddle, who lived
in Shelton 46 years, died after a
long illness Wednesday, April 7,
at Saint Peter Hospital in Olym-
pia. He was 65.
He was born June 22, 1933, in
Yakima to Floyd and Secile Wed-
dle.
He married Klacena Weddle on
February 12, 1953.
Mr. Weddle worked as a self-
employed logger. He enjoyed
hunting, fishing, rock hunting
and leather work.
He was preceded in death by
his parents.
He is survived by his wife, Kla-
cena Weddle of Shelton; sons Joe
Weddle, Sheb Weddle and Chris
Weddle, all of Shelton, and How-
ard Weddle of Moses Lake; broth-
er Jim Weddle of Methow; sister
Jody Weddle of Shelton; 17
grandchildren and two great-
grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held
at 1 p.m. Sunday, April 18, at the
Shelton Moose Lodge, 81 West
Moose Place.
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Carl Chapman Jr.
Carl Thomas Chapman Jr., a
lifelong resident of Shelton, died
of liver failure Friday, April 9, at
Saint Peter Hospital in Olympia.
He was 54.
He was born October 8, 1944,
in Shelton to Carl T. and Anna-
belle (Reynolds) Chapman Sr.
He married Carole A.
(Whitney) Chapman. The mar-
riage ended in divorce.
Mr. Chapman worked as an
auto body repairman and auto
painter.
He enjoyed his family, friends,
animals, fishing, camping, play-
ing chess, golf, sports, carving
wood, listening to music, reading,
studying science and history, and
he loved roses, family members
said.
He was preceded in death by
his son, Anthony James "T.J."
Chapman in 1985.
He is survived by his former
wife, Carole Chapman of Shelton;
daughters Debbie Whitney Robin-
son and Tracy Anne Chapman,
both of Shelton; brother Ted
Chapman of Springfield, Oregon;
sisters Carole Shonkwiler of Shel-
ton, Margaret Chapman of Seat-
tle, Gladys McDaniel of Pueblo,
Colorado, and Patricia Wells of
Georgia; five grandchildren and
several nieces and nephews.
A graveside service was held
Tuesday, April 13, at Shelton Me-
morial Park.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
Kathleen Westberg
Kathleen "Kat" Novikoff West-
berg, a longtime resident of Shel-
ton, died of a stroke Saturday,
April 3, at Saint Peter Hospital in
Olympia. She was 46.
She was born July 6, 1952, in
Junction City, Kansas, to William
Henry Peden Sr. and Janet Rae
(Whitaker) Peden.
She married Steve Westberg in
1982. Previously, she had been
married to David Noikoff and to
Robert Baker.
Mrs. Westberg was a home-
maker and secretary. Her inter-
ests included peace and love. Her
family said she had a heart and
soul as big as the outdoors. She
was mostly involved with her
husband's small local business,
promoting it and answering the
phones.
She loved children and animals
and was always willing to help
those in need. She was a humani-
tarian who touched the hearts of
many people from Shelton to
Denver, Colorado, her family
said.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Steven H. Westberg of
Shelton; parents Bill and Janet
Peden of Olympia; son Michael
Baker of Shelton; daughter Cher-
yl Baker of Shelton; brothers
Michael Peden of Shelton, Wil-
liam Peden of Tumwater and Don
Peden of Yelm; sisters Barbara
Terry of Centralia, Pam Kahn of
Arizona and Penny (last name
unknown) of Rochester; three
grandchildren, 14 nieces and 13
nephews.
A wake was held Tuesday,
April 13, at Little Skookum Hall.
Burial was at Shelton Memorial
Park.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
Richard S. Alberg
Richard S. Alberg
Richard Stuart Alberg, a resi-
dent of Shelton for the past five
years, died of thrombosis Tues-
day, April 6, at Mason General
Hospital. He was 53.
He was born March 10, 1946,
in Des Moines, Iowa, to Stuart
and Eileen Alberg.
He married Bertha (Simpson)
Alberg on August 6, 1988. Pre-
viously, he was married to Maria
Kim.
He served in the U.S. Army,
achieving E-7 rank before his dis-
charge.
Mr. Alberg worked as a dieti-
cian at Mason General Hospital.
He is survived by his wife,
Bertha Alberg of Shelton; sons
Daniel Alberg of Portland, Ore-
gofi, Harlan Alberg of San Jose,
California, and Robert Carter of
Dayton, Oregon; daughters Ann
Monaghan of Montesano, Mary
McDaniel of Roseburg, Oregon,
Donna Andry of Myrtle Creek,
Oregon, and Linda Davis of Shel-
ton; sisters Marilyn Enright of
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and
Andi Elison of Redding, Califor-
nia; and nine grandchildren, one
great-grandchild, four nieces and
two nephews.
Weekend visitation and a Mon-
day funeral service were held in
Shelton. Burial followed Monday
afternoon at Tahoma National
Cemetery in Kent.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
Patricia Stephenson
Former Mason County esident
Patricia Diane Stephenson died of
heart failure on Wednesday, April
7, at the Meadow Glade Care
Center in Battle Ground. She was
80 years old and a resident of
Vancouver.
She was born January 11,
1919, in Bellingham to James and
Gertrude (Craig) Leitch.
She married Gerald Raymond
Stephenson. He preceded her in
death on March 5, 1993.
Mrs. Stephenson was a home-
maker. Her family said her chil-
dren were very important to her.
She enjoyed gardening, music and
squirrels, and had a special love
for dogs.
She lived in the Aberdeen area
from 1947 to 1983, in Mason
County from 1983 to 1989, and in
Vancouver from 1989 until her
death.
She is survived by her son,
Gerald Stephenson of Severna
Park, Maryland; daughter Julie
Saari of Vancouver; brothers
John "Jack" Leitch of Stockton,
LEAKING SUSPICIONS
There are several reason why your vehicle's radiator may be leak-
ing. If you have not changed the coolant at the recommended inter-
vals, the antifreeze can become corrosive enough to eat through the
radiator's innards. Beyond that, the cumulative effects of normal shak-
ing and vibration can create separations between parts that are held
together by virtue or solder, epoxy, or crimps. And, it stands to reasSn
that the thermal forces associated with engine heating and cooling can
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radiator leak should be investigated immediately, and a decision should
be made to either repair or replace the radiator.
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California, and James Leitch of
Olympia; and two grandchildren.
A funeral service was held
Monday, April 12, in Shelton. Bu-
rial was at Shelton Memorial
Park.
Memorial donations may be
made to the Alzheimer's Associa-
tion of Puget Sound, 120 North-
gate Plaza, Room 316, Seattle
98125.
Arrangements are under the
direction of McComb Funeral
Home in Shelton.
Pearl Bina
Pearl Bina, who lived in Shel-
ton for 70 of her 78 years, died
Thursday, April 8, at her home in
Shelton.
She was born August 8, 1920,
in San de Fuca to Thomas and
Helen (McCleane) Steele.
She married Norval Bina on
July 31, 1948. He preceded her in
death.
Mrs. Bina was a homemaker,
accountant and cook on a fishing
boat in Alaska.
She was a member of the Pearl
Harbor Survivor's Association
and Shelton Nimrod Club. She
enjoyed spending time with her
family, watching wildlife, going to
her cabin, traveling with friends,
collecting owl memorabilia and
cooking.
She also enjoyed spending time
with her grandchildren and lis-
tening to stories they brought
home about their schools. She
was proud of their accomplish-
ments and tried to support them
in their sports activities, her fam-
ily said.
Mrs. Bina liked to laugh at
other people and at herself as
well. Time spent with her was
quality time, her family said, and
her door was open to everyone.
She was called "Morn" or
"Gramma" by all of those who
knew her.
She is survived by sons Roger
Goodra and Greg Bina, both of
Florida; daughters Loretta Lind-
sey, Valerie Huisingh and Yvonne
Claussen, all of Shelto-n; and 12
grandchildren.
A memorial service was held
on April 10 at Moriah Christian
Center in Shelton.
In lieu of flowers, memorial do-
nations may be sent to Provi-
dence SoundHomeCare Hospice,
2505 Olympic Highway North,
Suite 150, Shelton, or the Arthri-
tis Foundation, Washington State
Chapter, 3876 Bridge Way North,
Number 300, Seattle, 98103.
Arrangements are under the
direction of Forest Funeral Home
in Shelton.
Ivy Makaila Wood
A memorial service for Ivy
Makaila Wood, age 4, who died of
smoke inhalation from a fire at
the family home in the Agate area
on February 22, will be held at 1
p.m. Saturday, April 17, at the
First Baptist Church at Fifth and
Cota streets in Shelton.
A procession to Shelton Memo-
rial Park for her inurnment will
follow the service.
John J. Murphy
John Jack "J.J." Murphy, a 15-
year Shelton resident and former
Bellevue resident, died of cardiac
arrest Friday, April 9, at Over-
lake Hospital in Bellevue. He was
70.
He was born March 4, 1929, in
Chicago, Illinois, to Charles and
Marie (Doherty) Murphy. He
graduated from Overlake High
School in Bellevue in 1947.
He married Wanda (Olson)
Murphy on February 17, 1952, at
Lowry Air Force Base in Denver,
Colorado. They were married 46
years.
He served in the Air Force
from 1949 to 1969, including ser-
vice in Thailand and Puerto Rico,
and retired with the rank of se-
nior master sergeant.
He worked for the Bellevue
School District as supervisor of
the audio visual department from
1969 to 1984.
Mr. Murphy was a member of
the Good Sam Club and served on
the legislative boards for that
group and the Shelton Elks
Lodge. He was also a member of
Saint Edward's Catholic Church.
He was an avid traveler and
camper, and he loved to play
Shanghai cards.
He was preceded in death by
his son, Patrick Murphy.
He is survived by his wife,
Wanda Murphy of Shelton; son
Michael Murphy of Ashford;
sisters Catherine O'Connor of
Port Orchard and Rose Roos of
Kirkland; brothers Patrick
Murphy of Bellevue and Michael
Murphy of Apple Valley, Califor-
nia; four grandchildren, three
step-great grandchildren, two
step-great-great grandchildren,
12 nieces and six nephews.
A memorial mass was held
Wednesday, April 14, at Saint Ed-
ward's Catholic Church in Shel-
ton. Inurnment will be at a later
date at Evergreen-Washelli Cem-
etery in Seattle.
Memorial donations may be
made to the Northwest Kidney
Center, 600 Broadway, Suite 300,
Seattle 98122; the American Dia-
betes Association, 557 Roy Street,
lower level, Seattle 98109-4219;
or the American Heart Associa-
tion, 4414 Woodland Park Avenue
North, Seattle, 98103.
Arthur W. Sievers
Shelton resident Arthur W.
Sievers died Tuesday, April 13, in
Shelton. He was 82.
A full obituary will appear in
The Journal next week. No ser-
vice is planned.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
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Thursday, April 15
High ............... 4:47 a.rn.
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Friday, April 16
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Saturday, April 17
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Friday, April 16
Low ................ 1:19 a,m,
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Saturday, April 17
Low ................ 2:05 a.m.
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Austin 'AI' Jerpe
Retired longtime Washington
State Patrol Captain Austin
Charles "Al" Jerpe died of heart
failure Tuesday, April 6, in Shel-
ton, tte was 68 and a Shelton res-
ident since 1973.
He was born January 28, 1931,
in Longview to Alfred Jerpe and
Agnus Rasmussen. Lie was raised
in Longview and graduated from
R.A. Long High School in 1948.
At age 17, he enlisted in the
Navy and received an honorable
discharge in 1952.
He married Donna Mae Mc-
Corkle on July 11, 1952. They
were married for 46 years. Mrs.
Jerpe preceded him in death on
December 17, 1998.
Mr. Jerpe served as a police of-
ricer for the city of Kelso and was
sworn in to the Washington State
Patrol in 1955. His 27-year career
with the state patrol moved him
around the state. He served in
Quincy, Ritzville, Longview and
Shelton. He earned the rank of
captain and served as commander
of the Washington State Patrol
Academy just outside of Shelton,
retiring in 1982.
He was past commodore of the
Shelton Yacht Club and was a
member of the Elks Lodge and
Bayshore Golf Club. His interests
included recreational vehicle
travel, building houses, boating,
playing the banjo, golf, pool and
his family.
He was preceded in death by
his parents as well as his wife.
He is survived by daughters
Paulette Jerpe of Golden, Colora-
do, Pam Jerpe of Renton and Pat-
ti Steen of Des Moines; grand-
daughters Jennifer, Kim and
Megan Warnes of Des Moines;
son-in-law David Steen's children
Sara, Katie, Jay, Kevin and Ste-
phen Steen; sisters Shirley Mun-
ger and Blanche Gregory, both of
Longview; and 21 nieces and
nephews.
Also surviving are special fami-
ly members Linda Pratt of Gold-
en, Colorado, and Dort Willour of
Shelton; foster daughter Karen
Kagele of Ritzvillo and grandsons
Jim Kagele and Lance Kagele,
both stationed at Air Force bases
in Florida.
A memorial service will be held
at 1 p.m. Monday, April 19, at the
Washington State Patrol Acade-
my Gymnasium near Shelton.
Robert R. Lund
Lifelong Mason County resi-
dent Robert R. "Bob" Lund, who
lived in the Dayton area for many
years, died following an extended
illness Tuesday, April 13, at his
Shelton home. He was 44.
He was born September 26,
1954, in Shelton to Robert and
Jean (Neilson) Lund. He graduat-
ed tom Shelton High School.
He fished in Alaska for two
years and worked for Simpson
Timber Company and camps
Grisdale and Govey for a number
of years.
He enjoyed collecting many dif-
ferent items such as rocks, coins
and others. He loved the out-
(it)ors, especially hunting and
fishing.
He is survived by his sons,
Robert "Robbie" Lund III and P.
Alex Lund, both' of Shelton;
sisters Joyce Budd of Shelton and
Lynette Johnson of Minneapolis,
Minnesota; brother Irvin La-
Plante of Shelton; mother Jean
LaGarde of Shelton; and several
stepbrothers and stepsisters.
At Mr. Lund's request, no ser-
vices will held. His family will
scatter his ashes.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
Priscilla J. Zelinsky
Priscilla Zelinsky
Longtime Shelton resident
Priscilla J. Zelinsky died of cancer
Wednesday, April 7, at Mason
General Hospital. She was 67 and
lived in Shelton for 62 years.
She was born June 4, 1931, in
Tacoma to Carl and Myrtle
(Whittle) Goldsby.
She spent several years caring
tbr the elderly, all the while being
the cornerstone that kept her own
large family together. That was
made most apparent by the pres-
ence of 40 or more of her children,
grandchildren and great-grand-
children who kept all-night vigil
at the hospital's intensive care
unit to keep her company and say
goodbye on her last night, her
family said, adding that she
would be missed by many.
She was preceded in death by
her son, William A.6Zelinsky and
daughter Glenda M. Dana.
She is survived by her husband
of 19 years, Harvey Petty of Shel-
ton; sons Richard L. Zelinsky,
Donald E. Zelinsky, Walter R. Ze-
linsky and Daniel H. Zelinsky;
daughters Gwytha A. Camp, Bar-
bara R. Aichele,Andrea R. Lapos-
sa, Mary I. Shuman, Sandra L.
Holland, Diane Lane and Ren
Lane; brothers Larry GoIdsby and
Douglas Goldsby; sisters Carol
Goldsby-True and Linda Booth;
her mother, B. Myrtle Vander-
hoof; 34 grandchildren, 28 great-
grandchildren and two great-
great grandchildren.
A funeral and memorial service
will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Saturday, April 17, at Memorial
Hall, Second and Franklin
streets, Shelton.
Arrangements are by Forest
Funeral Home in Shelton.
A. 'Boon' Weddle
Alvin "Boon" Weddle, who lived
in Shelton 46 years, died after a
long illness Wednesday, April 7,
at Saint Peter Hospital in Olym-
pia. He was 65.
He was born June 22, 1933, in
Yakima to Floyd and Secile Wed-
dle.
He married Klacena Weddle on
February 12, 1953.
Mr. Weddle worked as a self-
employed logger. He enjoyed
hunting, fishing, rock hunting
and leather work.
He was preceded in death by
his parents.
He is survived by his wife, Kla-
cena Weddle of Shelton; sons Joe
Weddle, Sheb Weddle and Chris
Weddle, all of Shelton, and How-
ard Weddle of Moses Lake; broth-
er Jim Weddle of Methow; sister
Jody Weddle of Shelton; 17
grandchildren and two great-
grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held
at 1 p.m. Sunday, April 18, at the
Shelton Moose Lodge, 81 West
Moose Place.
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Carl Chapman Jr.
Carl Thomas Chapman Jr., a
lifelong resident of Shelton, died
of liver failure Friday, April 9, at
Saint Peter Hospital in Olympia.
He was 54.
He was born October 8, 1944,
in Shelton to Carl T. and Anna-
belle (Reynolds) Chapman Sr.
He married Carole A.
(Whitney) Chapman. The mar-
riage ended in divorce.
Mr. Chapman worked as an
auto body repairman and auto
painter.
He enjoyed his family, friends,
animals, fishing, camping, play-
ing chess, golf, sports, carving
wood, listening to music, reading,
studying science and history, and
he loved roses, family members
said.
He was preceded in death by
his son, Anthony James "T.J."
Chapman in 1985.
He is survived by his former
wife, Carole Chapman of Shelton;
daughters Debbie Whitney Robin-
son and Tracy Anne Chapman,
both of Shelton; brother Ted
Chapman of Springfield, Oregon;
sisters Carole Shonkwiler of Shel-
ton, Margaret Chapman of Seat-
tle, Gladys McDaniel of Pueblo,
Colorado, and Patricia Wells of
Georgia; five grandchildren and
several nieces and nephews.
A graveside service was held
Tuesday, April 13, at Shelton Me-
morial Park.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
Kathleen Westberg
Kathleen "Kat" Novikoff West-
berg, a longtime resident of Shel-
ton, died of a stroke Saturday,
April 3, at Saint Peter Hospital in
Olympia. She was 46.
She was born July 6, 1952, in
Junction City, Kansas, to William
Henry Peden Sr. and Janet Rae
(Whitaker) Peden.
She married Steve Westberg in
1982. Previously, she had been
married to David Noikoff and to
Robert Baker.
Mrs. Westberg was a home-
maker and secretary. Her inter-
ests included peace and love. Her
family said she had a heart and
soul as big as the outdoors. She
was mostly involved with her
husband's small local business,
promoting it and answering the
phones.
She loved children and animals
and was always willing to help
those in need. She was a humani-
tarian who touched the hearts of
many people from Shelton to
Denver, Colorado, her family
said.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Steven H. Westberg of
Shelton; parents Bill and Janet
Peden of Olympia; son Michael
Baker of Shelton; daughter Cher-
yl Baker of Shelton; brothers
Michael Peden of Shelton, Wil-
liam Peden of Tumwater and Don
Peden of Yelm; sisters Barbara
Terry of Centralia, Pam Kahn of
Arizona and Penny (last name
unknown) of Rochester; three
grandchildren, 14 nieces and 13
nephews.
A wake was held Tuesday,
April 13, at Little Skookum Hall.
Burial was at Shelton Memorial
Park.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
Richard S. Alberg
Richard S. Alberg
Richard Stuart Alberg, a resi-
dent of Shelton for the past five
years, died of thrombosis Tues-
day, April 6, at Mason General
Hospital. He was 53.
He was born March 10, 1946,
in Des Moines, Iowa, to Stuart
and Eileen Alberg.
He married Bertha (Simpson)
Alberg on August 6, 1988. Pre-
viously, he was married to Maria
Kim.
He served in the U.S. Army,
achieving E-7 rank before his dis-
charge.
Mr. Alberg worked as a dieti-
cian at Mason General Hospital.
He is survived by his wife,
Bertha Alberg of Shelton; sons
Daniel Alberg of Portland, Ore-
gofi, Harlan Alberg of San Jose,
California, and Robert Carter of
Dayton, Oregon; daughters Ann
Monaghan of Montesano, Mary
McDaniel of Roseburg, Oregon,
Donna Andry of Myrtle Creek,
Oregon, and Linda Davis of Shel-
ton; sisters Marilyn Enright of
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and
Andi Elison of Redding, Califor-
nia; and nine grandchildren, one
great-grandchild, four nieces and
two nephews.
Weekend visitation and a Mon-
day funeral service were held in
Shelton. Burial followed Monday
afternoon at Tahoma National
Cemetery in Kent.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
Patricia Stephenson
Former Mason County esident
Patricia Diane Stephenson died of
heart failure on Wednesday, April
7, at the Meadow Glade Care
Center in Battle Ground. She was
80 years old and a resident of
Vancouver.
She was born January 11,
1919, in Bellingham to James and
Gertrude (Craig) Leitch.
She married Gerald Raymond
Stephenson. He preceded her in
death on March 5, 1993.
Mrs. Stephenson was a home-
maker. Her family said her chil-
dren were very important to her.
She enjoyed gardening, music and
squirrels, and had a special love
for dogs.
She lived in the Aberdeen area
from 1947 to 1983, in Mason
County from 1983 to 1989, and in
Vancouver from 1989 until her
death.
She is survived by her son,
Gerald Stephenson of Severna
Park, Maryland; daughter Julie
Saari of Vancouver; brothers
John "Jack" Leitch of Stockton,
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California, and James Leitch of
Olympia; and two grandchildren.
A funeral service was held
Monday, April 12, in Shelton. Bu-
rial was at Shelton Memorial
Park.
Memorial donations may be
made to the Alzheimer's Associa-
tion of Puget Sound, 120 North-
gate Plaza, Room 316, Seattle
98125.
Arrangements are under the
direction of McComb Funeral
Home in Shelton.
Pearl Bina
Pearl Bina, who lived in Shel-
ton for 70 of her 78 years, died
Thursday, April 8, at her home in
Shelton.
She was born August 8, 1920,
in San de Fuca to Thomas and
Helen (McCleane) Steele.
She married Norval Bina on
July 31, 1948. He preceded her in
death.
Mrs. Bina was a homemaker,
accountant and cook on a fishing
boat in Alaska.
She was a member of the Pearl
Harbor Survivor's Association
and Shelton Nimrod Club. She
enjoyed spending time with her
family, watching wildlife, going to
her cabin, traveling with friends,
collecting owl memorabilia and
cooking.
She also enjoyed spending time
with her grandchildren and lis-
tening to stories they brought
home about their schools. She
was proud of their accomplish-
ments and tried to support them
in their sports activities, her fam-
ily said.
Mrs. Bina liked to laugh at
other people and at herself as
well. Time spent with her was
quality time, her family said, and
her door was open to everyone.
She was called "Morn" or
"Gramma" by all of those who
knew her.
She is survived by sons Roger
Goodra and Greg Bina, both of
Florida; daughters Loretta Lind-
sey, Valerie Huisingh and Yvonne
Claussen, all of Shelto-n; and 12
grandchildren.
A memorial service was held
on April 10 at Moriah Christian
Center in Shelton.
In lieu of flowers, memorial do-
nations may be sent to Provi-
dence SoundHomeCare Hospice,
2505 Olympic Highway North,
Suite 150, Shelton, or the Arthri-
tis Foundation, Washington State
Chapter, 3876 Bridge Way North,
Number 300, Seattle, 98103.
Arrangements are under the
direction of Forest Funeral Home
in Shelton.
Ivy Makaila Wood
A memorial service for Ivy
Makaila Wood, age 4, who died of
smoke inhalation from a fire at
the family home in the Agate area
on February 22, will be held at 1
p.m. Saturday, April 17, at the
First Baptist Church at Fifth and
Cota streets in Shelton.
A procession to Shelton Memo-
rial Park for her inurnment will
follow the service.
John J. Murphy
John Jack "J.J." Murphy, a 15-
year Shelton resident and former
Bellevue resident, died of cardiac
arrest Friday, April 9, at Over-
lake Hospital in Bellevue. He was
70.
He was born March 4, 1929, in
Chicago, Illinois, to Charles and
Marie (Doherty) Murphy. He
graduated from Overlake High
School in Bellevue in 1947.
He married Wanda (Olson)
Murphy on February 17, 1952, at
Lowry Air Force Base in Denver,
Colorado. They were married 46
years.
He served in the Air Force
from 1949 to 1969, including ser-
vice in Thailand and Puerto Rico,
and retired with the rank of se-
nior master sergeant.
He worked for the Bellevue
School District as supervisor of
the audio visual department from
1969 to 1984.
Mr. Murphy was a member of
the Good Sam Club and served on
the legislative boards for that
group and the Shelton Elks
Lodge. He was also a member of
Saint Edward's Catholic Church.
He was an avid traveler and
camper, and he loved to play
Shanghai cards.
He was preceded in death by
his son, Patrick Murphy.
He is survived by his wife,
Wanda Murphy of Shelton; son
Michael Murphy of Ashford;
sisters Catherine O'Connor of
Port Orchard and Rose Roos of
Kirkland; brothers Patrick
Murphy of Bellevue and Michael
Murphy of Apple Valley, Califor-
nia; four grandchildren, three
step-great grandchildren, two
step-great-great grandchildren,
12 nieces and six nephews.
A memorial mass was held
Wednesday, April 14, at Saint Ed-
ward's Catholic Church in Shel-
ton. Inurnment will be at a later
date at Evergreen-Washelli Cem-
etery in Seattle.
Memorial donations may be
made to the Northwest Kidney
Center, 600 Broadway, Suite 300,
Seattle 98122; the American Dia-
betes Association, 557 Roy Street,
lower level, Seattle 98109-4219;
or the American Heart Associa-
tion, 4414 Woodland Park Avenue
North, Seattle, 98103.
Arthur W. Sievers
Shelton resident Arthur W.
Sievers died Tuesday, April 13, in
Shelton. He was 82.
A full obituary will appear in
The Journal next week. No ser-
vice is planned.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
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