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Karen M. Aadnes
Karen M. Aadnes, 60,
died Oct. 3 at home in
Shelton following a battle
with cancer. She was a
resident of Harstine Is-
land for eight years.
She was born Octo-
ber 19, 1950 in Elma to
Jack Austin and Dorothy
Conrad. She grew up in
South Dakota and Wash-
ington.
S h e
~" '~i~'~':: m a r r i ed
: : ;':::::: ~ W a y n e
N " O 1 e
:ii X ado s
~on Oct.
' 23, 1982
~in Las Ve-
gas, Nev.
S h e
worked a
Karen variety of
Aadnes jobs in-
eluding
shuck-
ing oysters, working as
a waitress, cooking at
the Timber Caf~ in Mc-
Cleary, working both the
Simpson Door Plant and
the Satsop Nuke site, fol-
es will be held from 1 td
3 p.m. Saturday, Octobe~
8 at the Little Creek Ca-
sino Event Center, 91 W.
State Route 108, Shelton,
WA 98584.
Funeral Alternatives
of Washington, Tumwa-
ter are handling the ar-
rangements.
Gerald Lee
Jackowski, Sr.
Gerald "Jerry", "J.J."
Lee Jackowski, Sr., 72,
died Oct. 1 at his home in
Shelton.
He was born December
7, 1938 in Tacoma.
He attended St. Mar-
tin's College in Lacey and
the University of Wash-
ington. He graduated
with a master's degree in
1963.
He was a parole officer
for the Washington State
Department of Correc-
tions for several years be-
fore moving to Anchorage,
Alaska in 1969 where he
became the Admissions
and Discharge Officer,
the Assistant Superin-
]owed by many years at t e n d e n t
Precision Airmotive in She was office manageron the National Register~ and the
Everett. She worked the at Miller and Miller Inc. of Historic Places. As a ~/ Superin-
last eight years at the of Tacoma for 20 years, youngster, she was activet e n d e n t
Washington State De- She was one of the in 4-H. Davis graduated of the
partment of Corrections founders and a member ofa year early from Mary McLaugh:
in Olympia and Shelton. Hope Community Church M. Knight School. She lin Youth
The family said that of Tacoma. The fam- was on the Forest Fes- C e n t e r,
she was one of a kind and ily shared that she loved rival Court in 1956. She where he
the ability to love and the Lord and shared thatworked her way through later re-
be loved came naturally, love with her family and
The family shared that friends.
she had a huge heart and She is survived by her
loved to spend as much brother Donald Acheson;
time as possible with her son Gregg Courtwright of
eight grandchildren who Shelton; daughter Robin
called her "Ahnna." Probst; grandsons Aar-
She is survived by her on, Daniel and Timothy
sons Mark Miller (Cher- Probst of Bellingham.
yl) of Bethel, Ark., Chris- A Memorial service will
topher Miller (Trisha) of be at 2 p.m. on Saturday,
McCleary and Stewart Oct. 15 at the First Bap-
Aadnes of San Diego, tist Church in Shelton.
Calif.; daughter Allison Refreshments will follow
Curnett of Marysvi]Ile; the service.
sisters Barbara Kinney of Westford Funeral
Shelton and Denise Vest Home of Bellingham is
college as a waitress at
the old Heine's Broiler
in Shelton. Although she
moved away in 1960, she
always maintained close
ties over the years with
her friends and family in
Mason County. She spent
tired.
Gerald He en-
Jackowski j o y e d
traveling
with his
motor home before set-
tling in Shelton. He was
a member of the Alaska
five of the last years ofand Washington states
her life caring for her B.P.O.E, the F.O.E, the
mother. American Legion and the
She is survived by her NRA.
husband Dean Davis of He is survived by his
Bellevue; mother Rita longtime companion, Naoz
Palmer of Olympia; sons mi Myers; mother Wanda
Gregory Roth of Seattle, Jackowski; .~ons Gerald
John Roth (Shannon) "Tom" Jackowski, Jr.
David Kalinoski of Port-
land, Ore., and Julie
Miklethun of Shelton; 10
grandchildren and two
great-granddaughters,
Hannah and Jordyn.
He was preceded in
death by his parents,
brother Gerald and first
wife Patricia Young.
There will be a memo-
rial service on Oct. 15
at his home in Gresham,
Ore.
Frances Ann Morgan
Frances Ann Morgan,
58, died Sept. 20 in Olym-
pia. She was a resident
of Kamilche for over 20
years.
She grew up in the Se-
attle area and spent most
of her adult life in Olym-
pia, where she raised
her son and stepson, and
later in Kamilche. She at-
tended Evergreen State
College and had a radio
show on KAOS for eight
years.
See Obits on page B7
James L. Ware
B0m July 14, 1924- Prosser, Wash.
Embraced in Heaven
Sept. 19, 2011- Shelton, Wash.
Preceded by wife: Lillian Ware
Daughter: Tummy Sandstr0m
Stepson: Richard 0'Nell
Survived by stepdaughters:
Darlene Anderson, Phyllis 0'Nell,
Peggy Campbell, and Pamela
Alderman; sixteen grandchildren,
twenty-seven great grandchildren
and four great, great grandchildren.
He was loved and will be so missed,
-- Paid Obituary Notice --
S
Barbara King Walton
In memory of BARBARA
KING WALTON, 91, who
passed away on October
3, 2010, following a brief
illness. She was born and
grew up in Spokane, where
her father was a well-known
writer: a journalist for the
Spokesman-Review, lecturer,
song lyricist, and poet. She was
educated at Mills College and the
University of Washington (BA '40, MA '60). She lived in
Shelton, Washington, raising a family, and, later, pursued
an interesting and satisfying career as reference librarian
at the Washington State Library. When she retired, she
moved to Seattle to be closer to concerts, opera, and
theater. She was a constant reader, and read widely.
She enjoyed travelling, especially to England and Italy,
and she made many, many, trips to the Washington and
Oregon beaches. She had a long and full life; her positive
of Lacey; brothers Terry handling the arrange- of Seattle, Peder Davis and Timothy "Tim" Jack- attitude ("pick yourself up, dust yourself off, start allover
Austin of Hoquiam, John ments. (Karen) of Woodinville owski; grandson Matt again...") helped her, face life's difficulties with courage,
and Danny Austin of You may view photos and Robert Roth (Lynn) of Jackowski; granddaugh- and she enjoyed life s pleasures with gratitude. She was
Olympia, Dennis Austin and share memories with Marysville and daughter ters Amy Williamson and predeceased by her husband, Art Walton, in 1958, and by
of McCleary and JeffAus- the family at www.west- Karl Murphy of Olympia; Jessee Jackowski; three her son, Stoddard Walton, in 1993. She is survived by
tin of Toutle; grandchil- fordfuneralhome.com, daughters Kerry Lodge great-grandchildren as a daughter, two grandchildren, three great-grandchildren,
dren Daniel, Rylee, and (Marty) of Redmond and well as numerous friends,andanextendedfamilyofniecesandnephewsandcousins.
Kyann Miller of Bethel, Barbara Ann Davis Kristin Daron (Ken) of A memorial service She is greatly missed by all who knew her. Memorials
Ark., Madison, Meagan Barbara Ann Davis, 79, Vancouver; brother Stet will be held at noon, Sat-
and Katelyn Miller of Me- died Sunday, Sept. 25, at Palmer (Lynne) of Olym- urday, October 8 at the may be sent to Seattle Public Library Foundation - Mobile
Cleary, Olivia and Sophie home from complications pin; cousin Dr. Jerry Rol- Eagles Lodge located at Services, 1000 Fourth Avenue, Seattle 98104.
CurnettofMarysville. of a brain aneurism. Sheing of Shelton and 15 111 South First Street, ~ -- Paid Obituary Notice "
She was preceded in was a resident of Bellev- grandchildren and two Shelton.
death by her parents and ue. nephews and a niece. Forest Funeral Home
husband. She was born March Father C.C. "Dec" of Shelton is handling the
A memorial service will 10, 1939, in Lakewood Palmer preceded her in arrangements.
be held at 11 a.m. on Fri- (Cleveland) Ohio to Ritadeath.
day, Oct. 7 at the Harst- and C.C. "Dec" Palmer. Her remains will be Jack Ramon Kalinoski
OREST
ine Island Community She graduated from buried at the Satsop JackRamonKalinoski,
Hall. Pastors Willie and Mary M. Knight School inCemetery. died Friday, Sept. 30 of
Georgia Self will offici-Matlock in 1956 and from"Memories of Barbara" cancer. ----1 CE~TE~C~E~IOS
ate. The memorial will beGrays Harbor.Junior Col-gathering from 1 to 5 p.m. He was born Sept. 14
immediately followed by lege in on Sunday, Oct. 9 at 475in Spokane to Frank and
Elksa celebratiOnLodge in°fShelton.life at the ~~[~~ hosted a1958" She Bring a written155th Place, Bellevue.note re- CordelierHe graduatedKalin°ski'in 1944 ~ ~ii ~~i~ ~~: ii!iii:i
Forest Funeral Home ~~ 50th class calling a fond memory orfrom Shelton High School ~ ~ ~~| ~ ~i~ i:!iii
of Shelton is handling the ~~ r e uni o n a humorous incident thatand attended Washington
arrangements. I~~for stu- can be preserved for herStateUniversityandbe-~~i~i~!~:~ei~: !:i~~
I~~ dents of grandchildren. If you are came a civil engineer.
Agnes V. Courtwright ~ KnightMary M.at inclined to do somethingmemory neerHe was the city engi- Sh;i~;n ~ i;60i 427:;;44
(Acheson) in Barbara's for Prineville, Ore.; ' .................................... ..........
Agnes V. Courtwright ~~:~ her home make a donation to a lo-and Klamath Falls and
(Acheson), 93, died Sat- ~ ........ in 2006. cal animal shelter. Multnomah County. He Olympia , {360)94~-1~6~ ..... [
urday, Oct. 1 in Belling- Barbara S h e worked !0~i't~r~l~Q~!
ham fol- Davis married StephenR. Dwelley ~ for the iiii
ii lowing a Dean L Stephen R. Dwelley, ~!~ Associa-
ii~ilj :~ iiii '::':~/~::~ stroke on D a v i s 64, died September, 29, tion of
!
[~~ General
~:i i~i~~Ni:i i ii}!ii :: :::i;!'i:li :!1~~ juthe 4th of Vallarta,April 18, Mexico.1996' in Puerto 2011stroke.in Olympia, after a Contrac-
iii:i!iiii~!~!i,,,:,~ii'~I ~i~:)ilili!ii~ lY'h e Davis was a secretary He was born March 4, [~ tors a
iiiiiii~ii:~iJi] was born with the Washington 1947 in Detroit, Mich. ~~ their lob- Funeral Alternatives offers a variety
~i~iiiI Jan. 11, State Superintendent of to George and Dorothy ~~ b y i s t , ofsimple, cost-effectiveoptions.
~i~ 1918 in Public Instruction from Dwelley.
Port An- 1958-1960 then secre- He worked for Little ~ paffairsu b 1 i c Direct Cremation
tary to the vice president Creek Casino and previ- Jack manager
Agnes geles to
James A1-
Courtwright e x a n d e r
and Edna
Viola
(Morse) Acheson.
The family shared that
she liked to joke about
of Hand]ery Hotels in
San Francisco and staff
of American Heart Asso-
ciation in San Francisco
until 1971. In 1972 she
shifted careers, became
a mother to three young
ously for Taylor Shellfish.
He is survived by wife
Xinh Dwelley; son Bill
John "BJ" Gosk; daughter
Carrie •Dyer; grandchil-
dren Braxton and Olivia
Race Dyer; sister Rhys
Kalinoski and even-
tually
president
of the Oregon chapter of
the AGC. He continued
arbitration into his 80s.
His many friends were
her birth and say she boys, and over the rest of Dwelley; senators, governors and
was born in a mill yard. her life enjoyed the job of ~ b r o t h e r a few presidents, his fam-
She grew up in Tacoma, mother and grandmother. ~/ G e o r g e ily shared. He enjoyed a
part of a large family ofShe provided care and a Dwelley full life and never slowed
Mx siblings, graduating home over for her moth- (Vicki); down his family said. His
from Lincoln High School er during the past five n e p h e wfamily, said he was an
in 1936. Upon complet- years. G e o r g eavid golfer and his great-
ing two years of businessWhile growing up in Dwelley estjoy was spending time
school, she met Robert Schafer State Park, she Jr. and with his family.
Miller Courtwright on a helped her father with n i e c e He is survived by his
blind date and they mar-much of the stonework ,-,. _ Courtney wife Marva of Gresham,
~epnen D ell Ore.; children Wendee
ried in Tacoma, August of that was a contributing Dwelley ~ ~e;;Ye Roberts of Pueblo, Colo.,
1938. factor in the park's listing
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