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V. Bresee
._ ,V. (Bowen) Bresee died of
ko_ Causes on Monday, July
-nlle was 87 and had lived in
; 35 years.
h Was born on October 18,
lta Redfield,
30[ Dakota,
i 0 and Lela
l) Bowen.
Ffr gradu-
, om Ha-
vi_' Mission
lay in
]. and at-
Pacific
College in
, Califor-
hd Walla
[ . College
0Uege Place
Lila V.
en 1938 Bresee
1942.
le raarried Willard Bresee
i ril 11, 1943 in Lincoln, Ne-
ll. He preceded her in death
. Bresee worked as a sales
Secretary and bookkeeper
Sherry A. Latta
Sherry A. Latta died of natu-
ral causes on Wednesday, July
25, at her home in Shelton. She
was 57 and had lived in Shelton
four years.
She was born
on November
24, 1949 in Sa-
lina, Utah.
She married
Carl E. Latta
in July 1970
in Marysville,
California.
She was a
housewife and
enjoyed fishing,
hunting and
camping. She
was a member Sherry A.
of Glad Tid.ings Latta
Church of God in Olympia.
Mrs. Latta was preceded in
death by son Carl E. Latta Jr.
and mother Juanita (Chris-
reuben) Olsen.
Surviving is husband Carl E.
Latta of Shelton; daughters Ca-
Laura Kelly
Laura Kelly died on Monday,
August 6, at her home in Shelton.
She was 84.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
Juanita L. Cush
Juanita Lane Cush of Shelton
died Tuesday, August 7, at Saint
Peter Hospital in Olympia.
A memorial service will be held
at 11 a.m. Saturday, August 11, at
Hope Chapel, 421 West E Street in
Shelton.
A full obituary will appear in
The Journal next week.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
Ronald Randall
Ronald Waiter Randall died of
a brain tumor Thursday, August
2, at Fir Lane Health and Reha-
bilitation Center. He was 63 and
had lived in Shelton for the past
Sparks flying over
Redman's ad about
port and the drags
A newspaper advertisement
accusing Shelton port commis-
sioners of stalling negotiations
concerning drag racing at Sand-
erson Field drew fire from one
port commissioner Tuesday.
Saying he was upset over
statements contained in the ad
in last week's Journal, which
was signed and paid for by
Rahn Redman, Commissioner
Rick Byrd denied the commis-
sion was stalling.
The port has paid for a mar-
ket analysis for the airport so
commissioners can have facts
to make a decision, Byrd told
Redman during Tuesday's com-
mission meeting. The commis-
sioners aren't going to do any-
thing until they get that mar-
Redman, among other things
in the ad, claimed: "The Port of
Shelton has a contract proposal
created by them for drag racing
and they have one from Walt
Austin yet they are refusing to
go forward with negotiations
on either one! Instead they are
stalling, waiting for what? They
are even being pressured into
spending millions of dollars to
repave the old runway in an at-
tempt to stop racing."
The ad fails to mention that
Redman is executive director of
the Shelton Drag Strip Associa-
tion, which has sponsored and
promoted drag racing at the
airport this summer and last,
and that he is a candidate for
Taylor's position on the port
I a homemaker, trina Latta of Boise, Idaho, and 22 years.
.easnj " commission. Taylor was elected
] eyed gardening, flower Carlina Maya of Orland, Califor- A full obituary will appear in ket analysis and an updated
g, music and spending nia; sister Donna Winn of Idaho The Journal next week. airport master plan, he added, six years ago and is not seeking
her family and friends. City, Idaho; and brother Bryan Arrangements are by Forest Byrd said the commission reelection this fall.
was not stalling or putting any-
¢Was a member of the Shelton Winn of Olympia. Funeral Home in Shelton.
thing off, adding he took great
,,th.-day Adventist Church. A graveside service was held
ving are sons Gene Bresee on July 27 at Shelton Memorial Miriam Mostyn offense at that allegation.
.Wife Marlene of Shelton and "We're working within the
I?resee and wife Mary Lou Park with Pastor Ken Nielsen of-
ficiating. Miriam Mostyn of Shelton died way we're supposed to work,"
aesville, Florida; daughter Arrangements are under the Tuesday, August 7, in Shelton. Byrd said. "I will make my [ Z ]sl UU 9a
a][ Steffensen and husband direction of McComb Funeral She was 88. decision on the facts we get."
i, °f Shelton; and nine grand- Home in Shelton. • A full obituary will appear in Commissioner Marlene Taylor • •
bI' ea and 10 great-grandchil- The Journal next week. minutes earlier said the port is
'eaorial Arrangements are by McComb working on the master plan and [ Taylor Towne Store
.al. on Friday,ServiCeAugustWill be31,heldat Mary Ellen Alf Funeral Home in Shelton. until it's finished, commission- [ a Subway
era can't talk about additional 0 SE Lynch Rd. * 427-0067
dl.elton Seventh-day Adventist Mary Ellen Alf died on Friday, leases at the airport.
adl h, 210 West Shelton Valley August 3, at her home in Hood-
Ouglas Sharp will officiate, sport. She was 58. Correction ?
;i. ent will be at Tahoma Na- She was born on September
CerneteryinKent. 20,1948 in Seattle to James and on Jarrell
dgements are under the
:on of Linde Family Funeral
iP"
00Chard Everett
Chard Henry Everett, who
vie°oked a hamburger for Elvis
lUeY, died of cancer on Monday,
$ ItBt 6, at Fir Lane Health and
bilitation Center. He was 71
|4llad lived in Shelton 25 years.
Was born on October 31, 1935
Verson to Leonard William
!tlaice Armentia (Friend) Ey-
e,t Served in the Army from
i 195.5. ne Johnson
a.arried Betty Ja
II.00 7 a Tacoma.
: verett began his career
Cllefin Seattle and took great
l Once cooking a hamburger
-Iris Preslev He then spent
tiae as a machinist, then
• l a business in the construc-
0ydUStry He built his own
at Lake "Limerick.
Ved to hunt, fish, camp and
anything to do with the
iRl: s. He was also a painter
g ass etcher.
aparents preceded him in
Margaret (Parsons) Donovan.
She attended schools in Seattle
and graduated from high school
there. She also attended a com-
munity college there.
She married Larry Alf on July
10, 1971 in Everett. They moved
to the Hoodsport area 10 years
ago.
Mrs. Alf was a homemaker,
wife and mother of two sons. She
enjoyed the outdoors and spent
many hours hunting and fishing.
She was also an artist and enjoyed
needlework and gardening.
Surviving are husband Larry
Alf of Hoodsport; sons Scan Alf
and Matthew Alf; granddaughter
Nira Alf; three brothers, one sis-
ter, mother Margaret Donovan;
and good friend Marcia Abbott.
A memorial service has been
scheduled for 1 p.m. on Saturday,
August 25, at the Hood Canal
Community Church at 81 North
Finch Creek Road in Hoodsport.
David Barefield
David Harold Bare field died
on Sunday, August 5. He was 46
and a resident of Union.
He attended Mount Tahoma
High School in Tacoma and grad-
uated from Sammamish High
School in Bellevue. He then went
on to attend Northwest Univer-
sity in Kirkland.
A longtime resident of the
Olympic Peninsula, he loved fish-
ing, hunting and was a great out-
doorsman.
Surviving are wife Geri Lynn
Barefield; daughter Joleischa;
stepson Aljoscha; parents Wil-
liam H. and Dorothy Barefield,
and Robert and Donna Shaw;
and siblings Robert and Eliza-
beth Shaw and William O. Bare-
field.
Visitation is from 10 a.m. to 9
p.m. on Friday, August 10, and
services will be at 11 a.m. on Sat-
urday, August 11, at Mountain
View Funeral Home, 4100 Steila-
coom Boulevard ST, Lakewood.
Chaplain William O. Barefield
will officiate.
The family asks that no flow-
'Ving are wife Betty Jane
of Shelton; daughters
qa Hicks of Bellingham, Deb-
. ke of Coeur d Alene, Idaho,
}l[.. e Fockler of Tacoma, Laurie
of Olalla and Lisa Roberts
47OI1d; and sons Mark Ever-
Idlg' tSellingham, Bill Uebelacker
€l!ella, Montana, Bryan Uebe-
of Puyallup and Eric Uebe-
°f Portland, Oregon.
SUrviving are brother Leon-
ddie" Everett of Sequim;
can Zwink of Seattle; 24
ldren and nine great-
ldren, e will be held
- elOrial servic
-% on
]L,, Saturday, August 11,
j. Limerick Country Club.
Uebelacker will officiate.
lOrial donations may be
to the American Cancer
.' Attention: Memorials,
lrt Avenue North, Seattle,
h,gements are under the di- ers be sent.
.'r°fForest Funeral Home in There will be a private inter-
Of the American Legion and all our family and friends/,
D Aileha & Mike Dennis Diane Walter I
P._ Kyle Tobey Sandy & Dave Turek r |
Carrle,___[ =ad nea Topacj|
Cove music
A story in last week's Journal
had the wrong date for a music
program at Jarrell Cove State
Park.
The program, "America's Instru-
ment: The Mountain Dulcimer,"
is scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday,
August 18, in the amphitheater
at the park, not on August 11 as
mentioned last week.
Naturalist Stephan Middleton
will demonstrate and talk about
the mountain dulcimer, a smaller
version of the European stringed
instrument similar to the zither.
The mountain dulcimer was devel-
oped in Appalachia and is linked
to early American music.
Jarrell Cove State Park is on
the west shore of Harstine Island
off North Island Drive.
An important legacy
Complete obituary information
is not only an appropriate tribute to
the deceased but a part of history.
The Journal provides forms and
is happy to print information on
the lives of residents and former
residents.
Most sizes crushed rock delivered into Shelton
$312
One for $185. Special savings to outlying areas.
Plus tax. Price effective 5/15/07. Prices subject to change without notice.
I
CONSTRUCTION GRADE
CRUSHED ROCK €i
95
3" Minus m'JfrON
EO.B.
Located on Highway 101
between Shelton and Olympia
Year-round delivery
Creek
Quarry
Call for details!
426-4743
TWIN TOTEMS
STORE & DELI •
We
have
fishinfl
supphes!
Skokomish Indian Tribal
Enterprises (S.I.T.E.)
19390 North US Hwy. I01
Skokomish Nation, WA 98584
At the intersection of Hwy. I01 & Hwy. 106
minutes north of Shelton on the Skokomish Indian Reservation
Located next to the Lucky Dog Casino * 427-9099
, s3 Off" ........ I Per Gallon of Gasi
[ * With coupon. Limit 2. [ *Up to 20 gallons, at time of purchase
i_Expires 8/15/07. N°t valid with other offers. Cash value 1/20€...i when you buy ten or more gallons
3 Chicken Strips
& 8 Jo Jo
Open soon!
$1.59/BAO
/s3 Assorted
or 81 Each varieties
Bud 18-pack
S1099 Reg. 12.99
S499agro.
Premis Carton
$2.77/pack
+ tax
SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING:
Cigarette Smoke Contains Carbon
Monoxide.
Thursday, August 9, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 11
1
V. Bresee
._ ,V. (Bowen) Bresee died of
ko_ Causes on Monday, July
-nlle was 87 and had lived in
; 35 years.
h Was born on October 18,
lta Redfield,
30[ Dakota,
i 0 and Lela
l) Bowen.
Ffr gradu-
, om Ha-
vi_' Mission
lay in
]. and at-
Pacific
College in
, Califor-
hd Walla
[ . College
0Uege Place
Lila V.
en 1938 Bresee
1942.
le raarried Willard Bresee
i ril 11, 1943 in Lincoln, Ne-
ll. He preceded her in death
. Bresee worked as a sales
Secretary and bookkeeper
Sherry A. Latta
Sherry A. Latta died of natu-
ral causes on Wednesday, July
25, at her home in Shelton. She
was 57 and had lived in Shelton
four years.
She was born
on November
24, 1949 in Sa-
lina, Utah.
She married
Carl E. Latta
in July 1970
in Marysville,
California.
She was a
housewife and
enjoyed fishing,
hunting and
camping. She
was a member Sherry A.
of Glad Tid.ings Latta
Church of God in Olympia.
Mrs. Latta was preceded in
death by son Carl E. Latta Jr.
and mother Juanita (Chris-
reuben) Olsen.
Surviving is husband Carl E.
Latta of Shelton; daughters Ca-
Laura Kelly
Laura Kelly died on Monday,
August 6, at her home in Shelton.
She was 84.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
Juanita L. Cush
Juanita Lane Cush of Shelton
died Tuesday, August 7, at Saint
Peter Hospital in Olympia.
A memorial service will be held
at 11 a.m. Saturday, August 11, at
Hope Chapel, 421 West E Street in
Shelton.
A full obituary will appear in
The Journal next week.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
Ronald Randall
Ronald Waiter Randall died of
a brain tumor Thursday, August
2, at Fir Lane Health and Reha-
bilitation Center. He was 63 and
had lived in Shelton for the past
Sparks flying over
Redman's ad about
port and the drags
A newspaper advertisement
accusing Shelton port commis-
sioners of stalling negotiations
concerning drag racing at Sand-
erson Field drew fire from one
port commissioner Tuesday.
Saying he was upset over
statements contained in the ad
in last week's Journal, which
was signed and paid for by
Rahn Redman, Commissioner
Rick Byrd denied the commis-
sion was stalling.
The port has paid for a mar-
ket analysis for the airport so
commissioners can have facts
to make a decision, Byrd told
Redman during Tuesday's com-
mission meeting. The commis-
sioners aren't going to do any-
thing until they get that mar-
Redman, among other things
in the ad, claimed: "The Port of
Shelton has a contract proposal
created by them for drag racing
and they have one from Walt
Austin yet they are refusing to
go forward with negotiations
on either one! Instead they are
stalling, waiting for what? They
are even being pressured into
spending millions of dollars to
repave the old runway in an at-
tempt to stop racing."
The ad fails to mention that
Redman is executive director of
the Shelton Drag Strip Associa-
tion, which has sponsored and
promoted drag racing at the
airport this summer and last,
and that he is a candidate for
Taylor's position on the port
I a homemaker, trina Latta of Boise, Idaho, and 22 years.
.easnj " commission. Taylor was elected
] eyed gardening, flower Carlina Maya of Orland, Califor- A full obituary will appear in ket analysis and an updated
g, music and spending nia; sister Donna Winn of Idaho The Journal next week. airport master plan, he added, six years ago and is not seeking
her family and friends. City, Idaho; and brother Bryan Arrangements are by Forest Byrd said the commission reelection this fall.
was not stalling or putting any-
¢Was a member of the Shelton Winn of Olympia. Funeral Home in Shelton.
thing off, adding he took great
,,th.-day Adventist Church. A graveside service was held
ving are sons Gene Bresee on July 27 at Shelton Memorial Miriam Mostyn offense at that allegation.
.Wife Marlene of Shelton and "We're working within the
I?resee and wife Mary Lou Park with Pastor Ken Nielsen of-
ficiating. Miriam Mostyn of Shelton died way we're supposed to work,"
aesville, Florida; daughter Arrangements are under the Tuesday, August 7, in Shelton. Byrd said. "I will make my [ Z ]sl UU 9a
a][ Steffensen and husband direction of McComb Funeral She was 88. decision on the facts we get."
i, °f Shelton; and nine grand- Home in Shelton. • A full obituary will appear in Commissioner Marlene Taylor • •
bI' ea and 10 great-grandchil- The Journal next week. minutes earlier said the port is
'eaorial Arrangements are by McComb working on the master plan and [ Taylor Towne Store
.al. on Friday,ServiCeAugustWill be31,heldat Mary Ellen Alf Funeral Home in Shelton. until it's finished, commission- [ a Subway
era can't talk about additional 0 SE Lynch Rd. * 427-0067
dl.elton Seventh-day Adventist Mary Ellen Alf died on Friday, leases at the airport.
adl h, 210 West Shelton Valley August 3, at her home in Hood-
Ouglas Sharp will officiate, sport. She was 58. Correction ?
;i. ent will be at Tahoma Na- She was born on September
CerneteryinKent. 20,1948 in Seattle to James and on Jarrell
dgements are under the
:on of Linde Family Funeral
iP"
00Chard Everett
Chard Henry Everett, who
vie°oked a hamburger for Elvis
lUeY, died of cancer on Monday,
$ ItBt 6, at Fir Lane Health and
bilitation Center. He was 71
|4llad lived in Shelton 25 years.
Was born on October 31, 1935
Verson to Leonard William
!tlaice Armentia (Friend) Ey-
e,t Served in the Army from
i 195.5. ne Johnson
a.arried Betty Ja
II.00 7 a Tacoma.
: verett began his career
Cllefin Seattle and took great
l Once cooking a hamburger
-Iris Preslev He then spent
tiae as a machinist, then
• l a business in the construc-
0ydUStry He built his own
at Lake "Limerick.
Ved to hunt, fish, camp and
anything to do with the
iRl: s. He was also a painter
g ass etcher.
aparents preceded him in
Margaret (Parsons) Donovan.
She attended schools in Seattle
and graduated from high school
there. She also attended a com-
munity college there.
She married Larry Alf on July
10, 1971 in Everett. They moved
to the Hoodsport area 10 years
ago.
Mrs. Alf was a homemaker,
wife and mother of two sons. She
enjoyed the outdoors and spent
many hours hunting and fishing.
She was also an artist and enjoyed
needlework and gardening.
Surviving are husband Larry
Alf of Hoodsport; sons Scan Alf
and Matthew Alf; granddaughter
Nira Alf; three brothers, one sis-
ter, mother Margaret Donovan;
and good friend Marcia Abbott.
A memorial service has been
scheduled for 1 p.m. on Saturday,
August 25, at the Hood Canal
Community Church at 81 North
Finch Creek Road in Hoodsport.
David Barefield
David Harold Bare field died
on Sunday, August 5. He was 46
and a resident of Union.
He attended Mount Tahoma
High School in Tacoma and grad-
uated from Sammamish High
School in Bellevue. He then went
on to attend Northwest Univer-
sity in Kirkland.
A longtime resident of the
Olympic Peninsula, he loved fish-
ing, hunting and was a great out-
doorsman.
Surviving are wife Geri Lynn
Barefield; daughter Joleischa;
stepson Aljoscha; parents Wil-
liam H. and Dorothy Barefield,
and Robert and Donna Shaw;
and siblings Robert and Eliza-
beth Shaw and William O. Bare-
field.
Visitation is from 10 a.m. to 9
p.m. on Friday, August 10, and
services will be at 11 a.m. on Sat-
urday, August 11, at Mountain
View Funeral Home, 4100 Steila-
coom Boulevard ST, Lakewood.
Chaplain William O. Barefield
will officiate.
The family asks that no flow-
'Ving are wife Betty Jane
of Shelton; daughters
qa Hicks of Bellingham, Deb-
. ke of Coeur d Alene, Idaho,
}l[.. e Fockler of Tacoma, Laurie
of Olalla and Lisa Roberts
47OI1d; and sons Mark Ever-
Idlg' tSellingham, Bill Uebelacker
€l!ella, Montana, Bryan Uebe-
of Puyallup and Eric Uebe-
°f Portland, Oregon.
SUrviving are brother Leon-
ddie" Everett of Sequim;
can Zwink of Seattle; 24
ldren and nine great-
ldren, e will be held
- elOrial servic
-% on
]L,, Saturday, August 11,
j. Limerick Country Club.
Uebelacker will officiate.
lOrial donations may be
to the American Cancer
.' Attention: Memorials,
lrt Avenue North, Seattle,
h,gements are under the di- ers be sent.
.'r°fForest Funeral Home in There will be a private inter-
Of the American Legion and all our family and friends/,
D Aileha & Mike Dennis Diane Walter I
P._ Kyle Tobey Sandy & Dave Turek r |
Carrle,___[ =ad nea Topacj|
Cove music
A story in last week's Journal
had the wrong date for a music
program at Jarrell Cove State
Park.
The program, "America's Instru-
ment: The Mountain Dulcimer,"
is scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday,
August 18, in the amphitheater
at the park, not on August 11 as
mentioned last week.
Naturalist Stephan Middleton
will demonstrate and talk about
the mountain dulcimer, a smaller
version of the European stringed
instrument similar to the zither.
The mountain dulcimer was devel-
oped in Appalachia and is linked
to early American music.
Jarrell Cove State Park is on
the west shore of Harstine Island
off North Island Drive.
An important legacy
Complete obituary information
is not only an appropriate tribute to
the deceased but a part of history.
The Journal provides forms and
is happy to print information on
the lives of residents and former
residents.
Most sizes crushed rock delivered into Shelton
$312
One for $185. Special savings to outlying areas.
Plus tax. Price effective 5/15/07. Prices subject to change without notice.
I
CONSTRUCTION GRADE
CRUSHED ROCK €i
95
3" Minus m'JfrON
EO.B.
Located on Highway 101
between Shelton and Olympia
Year-round delivery
Creek
Quarry
Call for details!
426-4743
TWIN TOTEMS
STORE & DELI •
We
have
fishinfl
supphes!
Skokomish Indian Tribal
Enterprises (S.I.T.E.)
19390 North US Hwy. I01
Skokomish Nation, WA 98584
At the intersection of Hwy. I01 & Hwy. 106
minutes north of Shelton on the Skokomish Indian Reservation
Located next to the Lucky Dog Casino * 427-9099
, s3 Off" ........ I Per Gallon of Gasi
[ * With coupon. Limit 2. [ *Up to 20 gallons, at time of purchase
i_Expires 8/15/07. N°t valid with other offers. Cash value 1/20€...i when you buy ten or more gallons
3 Chicken Strips
& 8 Jo Jo
Open soon!
$1.59/BAO
/s3 Assorted
or 81 Each varieties
Bud 18-pack
S1099 Reg. 12.99
S499agro.
Premis Carton
$2.77/pack
+ tax
SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING:
Cigarette Smoke Contains Carbon
Monoxide.
Thursday, August 9, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 11