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Brandon AHen Campbell Brandon Allen Campbell, 39, died on April 29, 2011 in San Fernando, Trinidad after a brief battle with can- cer. He was born in Bremer- ton on June 3, 1971 to Bill " and Diane Campbell. H e graduated Campbell from Shel- ton High School in 1989 and attended Saint Martin's University in Lac- ey. He owned his own small businesses including a pop- ular restaurant in Boca Ra- ton, Fla. and most recently a bakery/deli in Trinidad. His family shared that they and his friends delight- ed in his sunny, positive outlook. His father said he was a loving son, good fa- ther and a great uncle. He enjoyed music and sports. His interests in- cluded family, scuba diving, rugby, Scottish highland festivals, reading, poker and other online games with friends. He is survived by his wife Patricia Campbell; daugh- ters Cailin and Chloe of Trinidad; son Sinjin Camp- bell of Olympia; parents Bill and Diane Campbell of Hoodsport; sister Rachel Shannon (Gary) of Poulsbo; three nieces Kayla, Sarah and Jenna and nephew Mi- chael. A memorial service is scheduled for i p.m. on Sat- urday, May 21, at the Hood- sport Community Church on Finch Creek Road in Hoodsport. A3nline condolences can be sent to-RachelShannon@ hotmail.com. William K. "Willy" Broughton William K. "Willy" Broughton, 64, died Mon- day, May 2, 2011 in Bremer- ton from a heart attack. He was a resident of Belfair for 53 years. He was born August 12, 1946 in Bremerton to Wil- liam and Eloise (Hewitt) Broughton, Sr. He graduated from North Mason High School in 1964 and attended Olympic Col- lege, graduating in 1966. He married Norma Youn- gus on December 21, 1987 in Port Orchard. He was the owner and mechanic of a Chevron ser- vice station and was em- ployed by Boeing Co. during the 747 project. He was a member of the Port Orchard Kiwanis and a volunteer firefighter for Mason City Fire District 2. He enjoyed time with family and friends, fishing, hunt- ing, NASCAR and NHRA racing. He enjoyed painting the infamous Belfair truss until he got caught. He is survived by his wife Norma Youngue of Belfair; brother Jim Broughton; step children Debbie, Clint and Charles; nieces Paula and Patty; nephews Wayne and Rylan; eight grand-nieces and nephews including "Buddy" Rowdy; numerous adopted grand and great- grandchildren and many friends and acquaintances. His parents preceded him in death. At his request no service is planned. The Neptune Society is handling the ar- rangements. Memorial do- nations can be made to the American Heart Associa- tion or charity of choice. The family would like to thank Harrison Medical Center for the care given him. Richard Thomas Caisse Richard Thomas Caisse, 65, died May 4, 2011 at his home in Shelton. He was bern July 26, 1945 in Tacoma to Elizabeth Cole of Ta- holah and Theodore Caisse of Tacoma. Caisse He be- came an Exception- al Forester client in 1970 and was employed in all aspects of the organization. His last job was with the Squaxin Tribe until illness forced his retirement. He lived at the barracks at Sanderson Field, the Ex- ceptional Manor and finally in his own home with devot- ed Exceptional Forester Inc. caregivers. He was proud of his na- tive heritage and partici- pated in many activities his family shared. He enjoyed playing bingo at the senior center and at the tribal cen- ter with the elders. He was an avid Mariners and Se- ahawks fan and liked talk- ing to people about them. He enjoyed country music and the oldies. His family said he was a brave man, alway, s smiling through his pain and never complaining. "Everyone loved him and felt honored to be part of his life." He is survived by his sisters Constance Wilson, Crystal Sampson and Cyn- thia Jackson; brothers Neil Underwood, Woodrow Un- derwood, Daymond Cole and Gary Cole of Taholah. He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers Keith Underwood and Mark Cole and sister Clarinda Cole. A memorial service will be held at a later dat~. Leoline (Lee) Faweett Leoline (Lee) Fawcett, 74, died April 25, 2011 in Seat- tle from cancer, surrounded by her children, two days before her 75th birthday. She was bern April 27, 1936 in Los Angles, Calif. to Jesse Mc- Coy and Fawcett R a c h e l (Grant) McCoy. She was one of 11 children. She moved to Washing- ton in June of 1956 where she raised 12 children. She worked various jobs outside the home. She worked as a bartender at the Dugout Tavern in Bremerton and the Wood- shed Tavern in Belfair, where everyone knew her as "Little Lee," the family Funeral Alternatives offers a variety of simple, cost-effective options. Direct Cremation states. In December 1989, cancer made it impossible for her to continue working. She was a member of the Belfair Eagles, as well as many other charity organi- zations. She was an ardent supporter of Toys for Tots and the Cancer society her family states. She never met a stray (animal or human) that she wouldn't take in. She joked that anytime she heard someone yell "Morn," she would answer out of reflex. She was a talented artist and crafter. She is survived by her sisters Ethel, Pat, Margie, Willette and Charlotte; brother Wesley McCoy; daughters Louise Alden- Burley (Dennis) of Bremer- ton, Florance Dugue of Tex- as, Toni Rinehart (Rodney)) of Grapeview, Tami Fawcett of Washington, Robbi-Lynn Bryan of Bremerton, Cathy Stephens (Bob) of Ore. and Candy Ardon (Dave) of Bel- fair; sons Jim Mathis (Con- nie) of Bremerton, Fred Fawcett of Belfair, ROn Mathis (April) of Belfair, Mark Fawcett (Diane) of Ohio and Art Fawcett (Kar- en) of Belfair; numerous grandchildren and great- grandchildren. Her parents, sisters Ma- rie, Bobbie, Marion and Phyllis preceded her in death. A special thanks to the UWMC, Dr. Cummins, Dr. Hillel, Pat Waugh, Dr. Knight and Dr. Ott. At her request, no me- morial well be held. In lieu of cards or flowers, please make a donation to the Can- cer Society or Toys for Tote. Veta Marie Holtorf Veta Mar~.,~Ioltorf, ,84, died May 12 011 at her, daughter's home. She was a resident of Shelton all her life. She was born December 6, 1926 to Charles and Ida (Sleighter) Rader in Portland, Ore. She m a r ried John Holtorf Holtorf and they were mar* ried for 37 years. She attended Shelton schools until 1945, mar- ried, raised a family and then went back to high school in 1965, graduating in 1968. ARer graduation, she went to work for the Shelton School District as a bus driver for 11 years and a custodian for 12 years, af- ter helping in the kitchen. She worked as a domestic in many homes between bus runs. She enjoyed her little dogs and cats, her flower and vegetable garden. She did a lot of fancy work for her family and friends. She was a member of the South- side Homemakers for years before they disbanded. She enjoyed working on the election boards and seeing old friends oRen. She also enjoyed the class of 1945's reunion breakfasts. When her children were younger, the whole family were avid horseback riders, one son still has horses. Worthy of Your Trust She is survived by her sons Richard (Shirley) Holtorf of Las Vegas, Nev. and Robert Holtorf of Shel- ton; daughters Sandra (Rus- sell) Swarringim of Shelton and Sheila (Felix) Lewan- dowsky of Shelton; eight grandchildren, 17 great- grandchildren and nine great-great-grandchildren; sisters Adeta Edwards of Shelton, Shirley Coleman of Shelton, Judy Salsgaard of Montana and Linda Westo- ver of Tenino. There are many nieces and nephews, cousins by the dozens, keeping in touch with many of them. She had several special friends; all will miss her. Her parents, stepparents, husband John, brother Paul Rader and daughter Starla preceded her in death. A service is planned for 11 a.m. on Saturday May 21, 2011 at the Shelton Me- morial Park with a potluck reception following at Ma- son County Fire District 4 on Arcadia Rd. Online condolences may be sent to the family at mc- cembfh.com. Edward A. Lawrence Edward A. Lawrence, 40, died April 13, 2011 at Lake Limerick. He was a resident of Shelton for 35 years. He was born Septem- ber 24, 1970 to Anthony and Mary (Danko) Lawrence in Wash- ington, Pa. He was a graduate of Shel- ton High Lawrence School. He mar- ....... ried Ste- fanie Baldry on July 4, 2007 in Shelton. He worked for Costco be- fore going to work for S and M Builders for the last five years. He and his wife also owned and operated Rail- read Avenue Antiques years ago. He was a member of the Eagles. His hobbles in- cluded woodworking, pool, darts, camping, fishing, beating and playing domi- noes. His family shared that he was a workaholic, very energetic and was an artist with wood. He did chainsaw and also loved to cook, creating his own reci- pes that may have seemed odd but were delicious. They also spoke of how he loved animals and would often take in strays. He was the type of man that would give anyone the shirt off his back, always loyal, honest and dependable as well as fun. He enjoyed spending time with his children and grandchildren, taking them on rides on his quads and tractors. He is survived by his wife Stefanie of Shelton; daugh- ters Rebecca Sorg (Stephan) of Shelton and Emily Sorg (Nick Hanson) of Shel- ton; son Clinton "CJ" Sorg of Shelton; grandchildren Timothy~ Thomas, Robert and Christopher; nieces Hailey Marchesino of Olym- pia and Jasmine Morey of Olympia; extended fam- ily Frank Marty and Julia Weeks, Kyleigh Gray and Sandy Strandwold. He was preceded in death by his parent's sister Michelle and step-dad Ed Gates. A service will be held at 6 p.m. on Sunday, May 22, at Lake Limerick Country Club in Shelton. A memorial fund has been set up at Our Commu- nity Credit Union, 526 W. Cedar St. Shelton, WA McComb Funeral Home is handling the arrange- ments. Online condolences may be sent to the family at mccombfh.com. Dorothy Jane Miller Dorothy Jane Miller, 89, died Saturday, May 14, 2011 at Alpine Way Retirement Apartments in Shelton. She had been a resident of Ma- son County for 65 years. She was bern August 21, 1921 to Robert and Lil- lian Fran- ces (Gay) Mitchell in Seattle. She gradu- ated in 1939 from Miller Irene S. Reed High ...... ( ;hool and attended nursing school. She married Leslie Lou- is Miller September 9, 1945 in North Hollywood, Calif. She was a homemaker and a member of the Shel- ton V.F.W. for 50 years. She enjoyed writing editorials to the Shelton-Mason County Journal, gardening, taking care of people, politics, cur- rent events, reading, col- lecting rocks and teaching neighborhood kids life les- sons. She is survived by her son Larry Miller (Pamela) of Sammamish; daughter Linda Sue Bailey (Jack) of Shelton; sister Jean- nine Griggs of Shelton; six grandchildren; 17 great- grandchildren; one great- great-grandchild and nu- merous nieces, nephews and cousins. She was preceded in death by her husband Leslie Miller parents Robert and Lillian Mitchell, two broth- ers and three sisters. A service will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, May 20 at the Shelton Memorial Park located at 1605 Van Buren Street. A reception to follow- ing the service will be held at 640 West Hurley Waldrip Road in Shelton. Memorial donations can be made to V.F.W. Post 1694, 206 West Franklin Street, Shelton. McComb Funeral Home of Shelton is handling the arrangements. Online con- dolences may be sent to the family at mccombfh.com. Aurora Dawn Milroy Aurora Dawn Milrey, 20, died Friday May 13, 2011 at Madigan Army Medical Center due to complications from leukemia. She was a resident of Shelton for eight years. She was born August 25, 1990 in Highland Park, Ill. to Tracy and Rob Milroy. She graduated from Pio- neer Mid- dle School, Milroy Oakland Bay Jr. High and Shelton High School and was attending Sough Puget Sound Community College to pursue a nursing degree. She worked as a deli as- sociate at Safeway. Here family shared that after surviving leukemia the first time, she wanted to become a nurse. She want- ed to help people and she would visit the Children's Oncology ward to cheer up the children. She is survived by her parents Rob and Tract Mil- roy of Shelton; brothers Jedediah Milroy of Santa Cruz, Calif. and Ethan Mil- roy of Shelton; sisters Tonia and Tara Cox of Shelton, Brandy and Gwen Milroy of Shelton; six nephews; two nieces; boyfriend Bradley Davis of Shelton and best friend Lily Morlock of Se- attle. A celebration of life at Twanoh State Park will be from 12 to 4 p.m. on May 21. Memorial donations can be made to Make a Wish Foundation. Send obituary information to: obits@mason- county.com. Deadine is 2 pm the Tuesday before publication. A Reputation Built on Service Shehon - (360) 427-8044 Olympia- (360) 943-6363 8 www.mccombfh.com (360 426-4803 Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, Jan. 27, 2011 - Page B-7