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Cathy Barber
Cathy Lynn (ZaputiD
Barber, 63, died on May 24,
2012, at Providence St. Peter
Hospital in Olympia. She was
a resident of Shelton.
She was born on July 17,
1948, in Seattle, to John and
Mary Zaputil. She graduated
from high school in 1966 and
attended Highline Communi-
ty College in Des Moines. She
worked for Sears, MorTemp,
Hagen and also as a tax sec-
retary before becoming a wife,
mother and homemaker.
She was married on July
17, 1982, in Seattle to Chan-
cel Geary Barber.
She
enjoyed
crafts. One
of her proj-
ects was
making
bandages
for people
living with
leprosy in
Cathy third-world
Barber countries.
She is
survived by
her husband of Shelton: chil-
dren Amy (Samuell Rosanna
Russell of Grants Pass. Ore..
Louisa Dorthea Barber of Sid-
ney, Mont. and Geoffrey John
Owen Scott Barber of Shelton:
four grandchildren: brother
Ronald Zaputfl of Seattle; three
sisters-in-law and several niec-
es and nephews. She was pre-
ceded in death by her parents.
• A celebration of life will be
held at 10 a.m. on Saturday,
at Mount Olive Lutheran
Church in Shelton. A potluck
will follow.
In lieu of flowers, dona-
tions can be sent to the
church's preschool/daycare
program and the Karen Hil-
burn Breast Cancer Fund of
Mason General Hospital in
Shelten.
Forest Funeral Home of
Shelton is handling arrange-
ments. Please call 406-480-
9364 with questions.
Jarett Gard
Jarett "Jerry" tC Gard,
73, died on May 21, 2012, at
home in Olympia.
He was born on Feb.
5, 1939, in Los Angeles to
Samuel "Mike" and Ruby
(McAfee) Gard.
He was married to Vickie
(Little) Gard on OCt. 21, 1995,
in Mason County. He worked
as a production manager at a
manufacturing plant in Port-
land, Ore. His hobbies were
fishing and camping.
He is survived by ~fe
Vickie Gard of Olympia;
daughter Valerie Tomlison
of Portland, Ore.; sons Todd
Gard of Amboy and Jeff
Gard of Battle Ground; step-
daughters Monty-Rae Miles
of Medford, Ore., and Tausha
Hanson of Olympia; brother
Roy "Mike" Gard; sister
Karen Gard of Lacey; eight
grandchildren and nine great-
grandchildren.
A celebration of life will
be held from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
on Saturday, at Spring Road
Chapel, 1113 E. Shelton
Springs,Road.
The family has made ar-
rangements. Donations can
be made to the Thurston
County Food Bank. Call 463-
7626 with questions.
Rimoni Maiava
Rimoni Maiava, 85, died
on May 22, 2012, at home in
Shelten.
He was born on July 24,
1926. in Letogo, Samoa. m
Sofala Maiava and Sloe Ri-
moni.
DEATH: NOTI
Carroll Ellingsworth
dent of SheltorL McComb Funeral Home h ar-
rangements.
Mary June Kappa
Mary June Kappa, 72, died on May 22, 2012, at h0me in
Shel~; Funeral Alternatives of Tumwater is h~dlingitlie
Terra Dittmer :
at a later time.
He was married on They raised their family on a
July 20, 1963, in Samoa, ranch in Montesano. In 1962
and worked as a farmer, they moved to Tacoma and
He enjoyed spending time in 1994 celebrated their 50th
with families and grandkids, anniversary. She spent her
He loved to sing Samoan life surrounded by her family.
melodies. She is survived by children
He is survived by daugh- Priscilla (Larry) Conley of
ter Maleifua Lazik of Lacey; Puyallup, Joyace Barnett of
sons Mareko Maiava of Lakewood, Nancy Smith of
Lakewood, Suavi Maiava of Killeen, Texas, Darrell Smith
Shelton. Neemia Sale Maiva of Lakewood and Cindy Alm
of Samoa, of Tacoma: sisters, Bertha
~ Kirisimasi Evens of Olympia, Ruth (A1-
Maiava of fred) Kadoun of Shelton and
Shelton, Waneda Tindall of Siletz,
Sofala Ore.: 11 grandchildren, 30
Malava of great-grandchildren, and one
Shelton. great-great-grandchild.
Sekeh She was preceded in death
Maiava of by her husband, daughter
Tacoma, Sheila Ann Smith and six
Rimoni Asaua brothers and sisters.
Maiava Maiava She will be interned with
of Samoa, her husband in Satsop Cem-
Tasesa etery. A celebration of life will
Maiava of Olympia and Ala- be held on June 23.
pati Maiava of Tumwater; 49
grandchildren and 19 great- Rita Smith
grandchildren. Rita Joan Smith, 90, died
He was preceded in death on May 22, 2012, at Shelton
by brothers Fauula Sofara, Ta- Health and Rehabilitation
vae Aunese and Ponai Sofara Center. She was a resident of
and sisters Elisapea Nonu, Shelton.
Lelei Taluafulu and Sioe. She was born on Dec. 2,
A private graveside service 1921, in Chicago to Ralph
will be held at 10 a.m., Sun- and Mary (Ferrandy) Barone.
day, at Mt. View Cemetery On June 1, 1957, she mar-
in Tacoma. A memorial ser- ried Daniel Arthur Smith ]1
vice will follow at 11 a.m. at in Seattle.
the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints, 5420
104th St. S.W., Lakewood.
Forest Funeral Home is
handling arrangements.
Eva Nestell
Eva Nestell, 48, died on
April 14, 2012, at Mason Gen-
eral Hospital in Shelton. She
was a resident of Shelton.
She was born on Aug. 17,
1963, in Shelton, to Leo Nest-
ell and Jaunita Garitt.
She •worked as a house-
keeper and loved her pet.
She is survived by daugh-
ter Chawnna Nestell of
Shelton and partner Richard
Duggins of Shelton.
A memorial service will be
held at a later date. Please
call 868-7829 with questions.
Iliene Smith
Iliene Maxine Smith, 83,
died on May 24, 2012, at
home.
She was born on June 23,
1928, in War Eagle, W. Va.,
to George
C. and
Lilia O.
(Coleman)
Johnston.
She
married
Robert
Conway
Smith on
Oct. 28,
Iliene 1944, in
Smith Shelton
Rita
Smith
In her
early ca-
reer she
worked for
a lawyer
in Chi-
cago. She
was later
employed
by an oil
company
in Seattle
and also by
Bellevue
School District as a secretary.
She was raised a Catholic
and attended the Methodist
Church. She was a member
of Lake Cushman Ladies Golf
Club and also of the Red Hat
Society.
She enjoyed'golfing and
was fond of her pets.
She is survived by step-
son Mike (Shirley) Smith of
Potlatch: stepdaughters Judy
(Gordon) Angermeir of Lake
Chelan and Dana Jorden
of Monroe: sister Lorraine
(Ray) Anglet of Chicago; nine
grandchildren, 14 great-
grandchildren and four great-
great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death
by her parents, husband,
brother Ralph and smpson
Daniel A. Smith III.
A family gathering will be
held at a later date.
McComb Funeral Home
is handing arrangements.
Condolences may be sent via
www.mcombfh.com.
Olympic National Forest Supervi- sion damage on the Wynoochee Lake-
sor Dale Horn has announced that fees shore Trail, the South Fork Skomom-
will be waived at all day use sites on ish Trail, Mount Muller Trail and the
Saturday and June 9, in recognition of West Fork Humptulips Trail.
National Trails Day and National Get Volunteers are asked to come fully
Outdoors Day.
"Several exciting trail mainte-
nance projects are planned for Satur- gear.
day in recognition of National Trails Pre-registration is required at
Day," Hom said. "We are very appre- some locatiOns. To find a National
ciative of the volunteer groups who Trails Day event near you, please visit
consistently support these eventsw w w. a m e r i c a n h i k i n g. o r g /
and invite the general public to also national-trails-day/or call Stephanie
get out and enjoy America's greatNeff, Hood Canal Ranger District Rec-
outdoors." reation Manager, at 877-1046.
Among the volunteer organizationsFree day use will also be permitted
expected to assist are the Olympic on June 9 in recognition of National
Mountaineers, Back Country Horse-Get Outdoors Day.
men of Washington, Washington Visit www.nationalgetoutdoorsday.
Trails Association and the Pacific org for more information.
Northwest TrailsAssociation. For general information on the
Projects include clearing trail, re- Olympic National Forest, visit www.
moving fallen trees, and repairing ero- fs.usda.gov/olympic
prepared with plenty of food and wa-
ter, work boots, work gloves and rain
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DSHS schedules trip to
Hoodsport to provide services
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The Department of Social and the Supplemental Nutrition Assis-
Health Services (DSHS) Mobile Com- tance Program (Food Stamps), cash
munity Services Offices will have a and medical programs such as Chil-
truck going to Hoodsport on Monday dren and Family Medical, Pregnancy
in an effort to reach out to the corn- and Disability Medical, Medicare
munity to provide an access point to Cost Savings program aS well• as a
DSHS programs and services. Drug and Alcohol Treatment pro-
The services they provide are for gram.
p,-
L & I encourages safety for young workers .......
With the approach of the summer ing a new piece of equipment. A boss
job season, the Washington State De- cannot retaliate against a worker for
partment of Labor & Industries (L&I) refusing hazardous work.
is urging young workers to be mindful 3. Look for hazards at work, like
of the workplace hazards around them. slippery floors, hot grease, •dangerous
Young workers tend to be hurt at machinery or ladders• Do not try to fix
work at a higher rate than older adults, hazards or problems alone. Ask a su-
Those about to start their first job this pervisor for help.
summer can follow these safety tips: 4. There are special laws that pro-
1. Always get proper training on tect teens under 18. Get to know young
how to complete a job or use equip- workers' rights on the job by visiting
ment properly before beginning the www.teenworkers.lni.wa.gov.
work. 5. If injured at work, even a small
2. Everyone has the right to say cut, be sure to report it. That way
"No" to tasks they feel unsafe doing, workers' compensation will cover the
such as climbing a ladder or operat- problem if it becomes more serious.
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