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Tonja Goldsby-Sawyer
Tonja CIdsby-Sawyer,
42, died in JOplin during the
tornado. She was a resident
of Fort Scott Kan.
She was born December
17, 1969 in
Washing-
ton.
She is
survived
by her sons
Dashedin
Goldsby of
Goldsby- Fort Scott,
Sawyer Kan. and
Jarred
Goldsby of Matlock; daugh-
ters Makyah Goldsby and
Samora Hernandez of Fort
Scott, Kan. and grand-
daughter Ices Goldsby of
ghanistan and ,other areas
in the Middle East.
He Was a Lieutenant at
Medic One in Shelton EMT-
IV Tech, his second home
his family said.
Prior to 1999 he was a
resident fire fighter with the
city of Shelton Fire Depart-
ment. He graduated form
the Washington State Fire
Academy in North Bend. He
was a volunteer with Fire
District 11 in Shelton.
The
f a m
ily shared
that ev-
eryone
knew how
attached
he was to
ents Linda and Dan Hora
of Shelton; brother Eric
Hubler of Kent; sisters Eve
Fish of Sitka and Denise
Niel of Shelton; grandmoth-
er Brigitte Hubler of Shel-
ton; grandfather Milosh
Hora of Pleasant Hill, Calif.;
uncle Mike Hubler (Penny)
of McCleary; girlfriend and
caregiver Jennifer Kennedy
of Shelton; eight nieces and
nephews.
He was preceded in death
by his grandfather Louis F.
Hubler and grandmother
Evelyn Hora.
A memorial service will
be held at 1 p.m. on Sunday,
June 12 at the Shelton High
School Auditorium. Chap-
lain James Potter will offici-
ton. In his younger days he
enjoyed some hunting and
fishing. His family shared
that his "greatest joy was
family and he was always
up for a game of croquette
or play-
ing board
games
with his
younger
grand-
children
and great-
grandchil-
Robertson dren.
He is
survived
by his daughters Glen-
da Vorse of Shelton and
Vicki VanderWal of Shel-
ton; grandchildren
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::Vir Fakner, 88, died Wednesday, May
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iiii:ii!!ili:iiiiiiiiiiii!i ii:!meffer;:: 93, :died esday; May 24, 2011
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!i,iiiiiiiiiii!iiiii:a resident of:Allyn. McComb Funeral
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Fort Scott, Kan.
A potluck memorial will
be at noon on June 12 at
Truman Glick Park, 1291
West Ford Road near Mat-
lock. Please bring picture or
mementos for the memorial
board.
Jaesun F. Hora
Jaesun F. Hora, 33, died
Friday, May 27, 2011 from
complications due to mela-
noma at his home surround-
ed by family and friends. He
was a resident of Shelton all
of his life.
He was born April 9, 1978
to Dan and Dinda (Hubler)
Hora in Shelton.
He graduated in 1996
from Shelton High School.
He served six years in the
Air Force where he was with
the security forces. He was
a member of an elite group
of 13 deployed after Sept.
11, 2001. He was a member
of the Raven Squad, flying
special missions over Af-
C.J., his
Hora jeep. He
enjoyed
the out-
doors and was vice presi-
dent of the Renegade Rigs
Jeep Club. He enjoyed guns,
video games, spending time
with family and friends,
trips to Yosemite National
Park, the ocean, Tahuya and
Melbourne Lake. His fam-
ily said his most peaceful
times were spent along side
his dog Mocha. The family
said his charisma, wit, hu-
mor and his natural ability
to connect with others made
you fall in love with him in-
stantly. His name means the
healer. He committed his
life to helping others and his
community, always choos-
ing a career that would keep
him protecting and caring
for others before himself. He
will be greatly missed by not
only his family, but also his
ate.
Forest Funeral Home of
Shelton is handling the ar-
rangements.
Henry G. Robertson
Henry G. Robertson, 95,
died May 25, 2011 at home
in Shelton with family at
his side. He was a resident
of Shelton for 60 years.
He was born Febru-
ary 21, 1916 in Big Sandy,
Mont. to Thomas H. and
Susie (Hinton) Robertson.
He graduated from Irene
S. Reed High School in
1934.
He served in the United
States Army in 1946.
He married Ursula Silva
in February 18, 1939 at St.
Edwards Catholic Church
(by Father Mark) they had
been married for 66 years.
Robertson was a main-
tenance man for ITT Rayo-
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Vorse of Grand Junction,
Colo., Denise Johnson of :iii:iiiiiiiyn. Forest Fune :Home of Shelton is
Peyton, Colo., Lisa Olson of :: e:::rrangements.
Edmonds, Brenda Nolan
of Shelton: Julie Saeger i iiaiii, chenoeth
of Olympia, Christine i
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and Cheryl, Patsy, Jackie, !i!i{i{i0!1111!!:imeininion. Momb Funeral Home of
and Debbie, all of Olympia; iiiiii:iiiii!i ii:i!i lingthe arr ments,
28 great-grandchildren and
eight great-great-grand-
children and numerous
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His parents, wife Ursula,
two brothers, three sisters to: like to thank those of
and his sons-in-law, Carl Obits@masoncounty. ,tlOtI who seltt cards of
Vorse and Karl VanderWal TICO[I,l'(lOlleltl GHd
preceded him in death, corn.
A memorial is planned Deadine is 2pm the your blcssig's at the
from 1 to 4 p.m. on Satur- lilte ofotlr loss.
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McComb Funeral Home before publication. \\; /
is handling the arrange-
ments. For your conve-
friends and the community nier Co. nience, online condolences
he served. He was a member of the may be sent to the family at
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