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Marvin H. Ackerman
1934 2023
On June 30, 2023, our dad
completed his life’s journey in
Shelton, Washington.
Dad was born in 1934 in
Volt, Montana to Gottlieb and
Christina. His family later
migrated to the little town of
Quilcene, Washington where he
grew up on the family farm with
his 12 brothers and sisters. Dad
graduated Quilcene High School
in 1953 and started his long career
life.
He served honorably in the US.
Army, spending a short time in
Germany before returning home to
work in the logging industry. Dad
drove a logging truck for many
years before becoming a diesel mechanic, welder, business owner and
jack-of-all—trades. Because of his work, he made many long lasting
friendships.
Dad is survived by only three of his siblings: his older sister,
Tillie Springer, youngest sister, Betty Jane Singleton, and youngest
brother, Elmer. He is also survived by five of his six children: Lori
Ackerman (Dave Clevenger), Kelli Root (John), John (Sandra),
Jimmie (Leila) and David (Maria). His daughter Louise Bennett
and his wife Terry, preceded him in death. Marvin has many
grandchildren, great—grandchildren and great—great—grandchildren. As
one of 13 siblings, he also has numerous cousins, nieces and nephews.
Dad lived a very long life of 88 years, was loved by many and will
surely be missed by all.
His Memorial service will be held on Aug 12th, 2023 at 1:00 pm. at
the Masonic Temple in Quilcene.
Mary Elizabeth Wyatt
Mary Elizabeth Wyatt, 83, passed away on July 9, 2023 in the
presence of family, whom she loved very deeply. She was a resident of
Shelton, WA for over 51. years.
Born in (.Ihicago, Ill on May 3, 1940 to Albert and Mildred Minghi.
On June 30, 1962, she married Wilburn Franklin Wyatt who passed
away November 1.6, 2019.
Mary was a homemaker fer most of her married life. She was a
volunteer firefighter, a member of the election board, and loved to
bake, attend garage sales and shop for bargains. Above all though,.
Mary loved her family and the Lord. She was a member of the Shelton»
Christian Church.
She is survived by her two children, Mary Lou Tucker (Stewart) and
Wayne Franklin Wyatt; five grandchildren, Tabitha, Brandon, Ashley,
Wade and Meagan and 10 great—grandchildren. Surviving siblings are
her brother, Mike Minghi and sister, Margaret Goodwin.
Memorial service will be held at a later date. She will be laid to rest
at Shelton Memorial Park.
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Thursday, July 20, 2023 Shelton-Mason County Journal — Page 27
Brian was born December 30,
1962 in Bellingham, Washington,
to Judith and Reed Tindall. By
the time his sister Jean was born
in 1966, the family was living in
Mount Vernon, Washington. In
1974 his mother married Duane
Eitreim, and the family went
to live on Duane’s farm in Bow,
Washington. Whenever possible,
they went to stay with their
Shelton and Hood Canal families
where many happy memories were
made.
In 1981 Brian graduated
from Sehome High School in‘
Bellingham, Washington and
enlisted in the US. Air Force
later that year. He left for basic training at Lackland AF base in
Texas to begin his 20 years of service to the US. military. Brian and
Kathleen Shell were married November 27, 1982 in Austin, Texas,
and they were living on Bergstrom AFB when their daughter Anne-
Marie Claire was born October 28, 1986. The last 12 years of his
military career were as a Special Agent with the Air Force Office of
Special Investigations. While stationed in the United Arab Emirates
he served as the senior USAF counterintelligence official. Brian met
and married Judith Margarita N ufiez on November 24, 1994, while
stationed in Panama. After they were stateside, they welcomed their
daughter Nicole Isabel on September 14, 1997- and later made their
home in Bellevue, Nebraska. After retirement from the military,
Brian worked for 10 years in service to US. STRATCOM as a
Cou1'1te1"intelligence and Strategic Cyber Threat Analyst, and for
six
years at NASA as a Counterintelligence Special Agent.
He was‘preceded in death by his mother, Judith Eitreim; father—
in-law Rufmo N unez; grandparents Curtis and Virginia Grout,
Sydney and Irene Tindall, and Claire and Viola Eitreim; uncle
Dave Maars and aunt Diann Maars. He is survived by his wife,
Judith Margarita Tindall: daughters Anne-Marie (Valerie) Shell
and Nicole Isabel Tindall: father Reed lBarbara) Tindall; stepfather
Duane Eitreim mother—in—law Isabel Noriega; sister Jean (Patrick)
O’dell; brothers-in—law Edgar Nunez, Jaime Nunez, and Jose Nunez;
SiSliGi‘S-il]~lkl\\’ Marlene Nunez, Maria Nunez, Luzmilla Nunez, Sonia
Nunez, Elizaneth Nunez, Marianela N unez, and Ana Nunez; uncles
Christopher Grout and Steve (Dee) Grout; and numerous cousins,
nieces, and nephew, both in the United States and Panama.
A graveside service honoring Brian will take place at 11:00 am.
on Friday, July 21st, at Bow Cemetery, Cemetary Road, Bow,_
Washington. A reception will follow at the O’dell home located at <
19899 Hill Court, Burlington, Washington. In lieu of flowers, the
family would request donations to the Disabled American Veterans or
the Wounded Warrior Project. Please visit www.hawthornefuneralhm.
com to view and sign the online guest registry. Arrangements are
under the care of Hawthorne Funeral Home, Mount Vernon, WA.
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