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Daniel Brown Daniel Lawrence DEATH NOTICE Brown, 74, passed away on Nov. 8, 2012, at his home in Kamilche. n .L~.__ Costanzo He was born on Dec. 19, Detxy 1937, to Daniel and Effie (Bloomfield) Brown. He attended Irene S. Reed High School. He served two years in the U.S. Army, mostly in France. Daniel married Patty Dodds on Nov. 29, 1968, in Mc- ~Cleary. He was a mem- ber of the Squaxin Island Tribe and was born in Daniel the same Brown home in which he passed. Betty V. Costanzo, 74, a resident of Shelton, died on Nov. 20, 2012, at Shelton Health & Rehabilitation Cen- ter. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home of Shelton. Donzetta Moran Donzetta "Dona" Moran, 83, a resident of Shelton, died on Nov. 23, 2012, at Fir Lane Health & Rehabilitation in Shelton. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home of Shelton. A service will take place at 11 a.m. on Nov. 30 at Hope Chapel, 421 W. E Street, with burial to fol- low at Shelton Memorial Park. Nancy Ward Nancy E, Ward, 72, a resident of Sequim, died on Nov. 24, 2012, at Providence St. Peter Hospital of Olympia. Arrangements are by Mills & Mills Funeral Home of Tumwater. Croxford, Alexis Croxford, Ezra Croxford, Kylah Goodwin, Echo Goodwin and Jaqueline Croxford; sisters Peggy Hudson and Charlene Burns; and brother Rick Day. He was preceded in death by sister Karen Wood; brother Dale Day; father Bert Day; mother Phyllis Day; sister Rober- 'ta McGee and nephew Zac Gunther. A service will take place at 11 a.m. on Nov. 20 at Shelton Memorial Park. Memorial donations can be made at Bank of America. Make checks payable to David or Daisy Croxford, account No. 138112382504. Afterreturningfrom An important leg cy military service, he went a to work in the woods as Complete obituary information is not only an appropriate tribute to the deceased but a part of history. We encourage families to include their loved ones' interests, memberships and activities, as well as survivors, in obituaries. The Journal provides forms and is happy to print information on the lives of residents and former residents free of charge. a gypo logger. He worked with all four of his broth- ers for a time, but the majority of his logging was done with his brother Hank. He loved hunting, fish- ing, baseball, bowling, cribbage, pinochle and his horse Commanche. He liked all sports, but especially the Mariners. He was a youth baseball Robert Frydenberg Robert Gene Fryden- berg, a longtime resident of Shelton, died on Nov. 21, 2012, at Providence St. Peter Hospital in Olympia. Robert was born on Jan. 22, 1941, in Van- couver, Wash., to Violet (Keir) and Elwood Fryden- berg. He worked for many years at the Simp- son Lum- ber Com- pany. Robert Robert coach and could be found pacing the foul lines at his children's ball games. He is survived by wife Patty Brown of Shelton; children Paul, John (Dawn), Jennifer and Amy; grandchildren Erica, Krissa, Alex, Abby, Grace, Casey, Journey Bear and Jo- siah of Shelton; sister Ruth (Stub) Creekpaum of McCleary; and sever- al nieces, nephews and cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers Ed, Joe, Bill and Hank; and sisters Jean and Sally. Memorial donations can be made to the Callanan Restoration Fund, c/o Shelton Parks and Recre- ation. Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.mccombfh.com. Doris Christey Doris Maude Christey, 99, died on Nov. 21, 2012, at her daughter's home in Mexico City. She was born on May 25, 1913, in a logging camp ~called Head- quarters, Van- couver Island, B.C., to John and Cleda Droskie. Doris Her Christey mother was wid- owed after her younger sister Cleo was born. She grew up in Seattle, helping her mother, who was a seamstress dur- ing the Depression. She worked as a secretary when she met Leroy Scott Christey and they were married on Aug. 19, 1936. Doris and Roy had three children and were married for 50 years. After World War II, they left the United States for Roy's work as deputy director of the Philippine Fisheries Re- habilitation Program. Af- ter a brief time in Japan, they took another over- seas assignment in San "Salvador, E1 Salvador. This was followed by two posts in Karachi, Pakistan. After living in the Washington, D.C. area, they then moved to Ka- duna, Nigeria, as that emerging nation first got its independence from the British Common- wealth. Roy's work with what is now called Agency for In- ternational Development (AID) often involved en- tertaining the ambassador and U.S. Consulate VIPs and Doris was renowned for her gourmet dinner parties. Their last post was in Zomba, Malawi. Doris and Roy retired to Shelton in 1968, where they lived by the Bay- shore Golf Course for many years. Next, they split their years between Shelton and a winter home in Mesa, Ariz. After Roy died, Doris lived in Bellingham, re- siding at the Willows. Closing her time in Ari- zona, she lived in Queen Valley. Since 2002, she has lived at her daughter Lin- da's home in Mexico City. Doris enjoyed golf with a lifetime low handicap of 11 and club champion honors at every club she played. She had a hole-in- one at age 84. Her other interests in- cluded gardening, flower arranging, entertaining, gourmet cooking, sew- ing, competitive bridge and volunteer work for many non-profit organi- zations. She is survived by sons Gordon Scott Christey (Patricia) and Robert Bruce Christey (Diann) of Bellingham; daughter Linda Lee Jovin (Bob) of Mexico City; granddaugh- ter Jennifer Christey Marks (Paul) and great- grandsons Logan and Jacob; granddaughter Karen Jovin Lock (Jane) and great-granddaughter Elena Sophia; grand- daughter Denise Mat- thews (Bill) and great- grandsons Christian and Alejandro Braun; granddaughter Marly Jo- vin; granddaughter Lisa Christey Kron (Michael) and grandson Philip Scott Christey. Doris is preceded in death by her husband and sister. A family memorial will be scheduled at a later date. Her remains will be interred at Evergreen Washelli Cemetery in Se- attle. Consider donating to Whatcom Hospice Foun- dation 2901 Squalicum Parkway, Bellingham, WA 98225. Frydenberg is sur- David Day vived by David W. Day, 54, a daughters longtime Shelton resident, Dollie O'Neill of Win- died on Nov. 15, 2012, ston, Ore., Liza Wilson after a 2-1/2 year battle of Veradale, Wash., and with cancer. Pat Norman of Spokane; He was born on Jan. 12,sister Joyce Jackstadt of 1958, to Bert and Phyllis Shelton; brother Dennis (Drebes) Day in Seattle. Frydenberg of Shelton; 12 Shortly after, the family grandchildren; six great moved to Shelton. grandchildren; and nu- On Aug. 30, 1975, he merous cousins, nieces married Susan Marie and nephews. Ragan. They raised three A memorial service for children family and friends will be ~ during held at a later date. their 32 Cremation is by Funer- years to- al Alternatives - intern- gether, ment will be at Shelton He Memorial Park. married Patricia Herbert Loop Ann Gib- Herbert E. Loop, 81 of son on Port Orchard, died on Nov. Nov. 13, 13, 2012, in Bremerton. David 2006. In He was born in Shelton Day their timeon Aug. 19, 1931, to Her- together bert Enzo and Edna Mae they (Young) Loop. He gradu- worked together, in their ated from Irene S. Reed scrapping business. High School in Shelton. Over the years, David He spent several years had many occupations of his retirement in Sun including logging, truck City West, Ariz., and most driving, metal scrapping, recently the last year in machine operator, fisher- Port Orchard, spending man and mechanic, time with his family. Herb His hobbies included enjoyed golf, fly fishing, driving, hunting, work- fly tying, reading and the ing on cars, riding quads shooting range. He was and any outdoor activity, a 32nd degree Mason, a He also enjoyed spending Scottish Rite Shriner and time with his family, a member of the National He is survived by his Rifle Association. wife Patricia Day; daugh- Herb was a commer- ters Tina (Andrew) Good- cial real estate broker win of Wasilla, Alaska, in Kitsap County for 38 and Daisy (David) Crox- years, retiring in 2003. ford of Marysville; son He worked for Park Shore Duane (Catrina) Teagar- Real Estate for 30 years den of Ellensburg; grand- and then for Herb Loop children Victor Goodwin, and Associates for eight Linaya Goodwin, Spencer years. He was very instru- Worthy of Your Trust Competitive Pricing • Pre-Arranged Planning Funeral Alternatives proudly serves all faiths, venues and cemeteries Includes an attractive casket and }rofessional services Shelton Memorial Park ex ,enses are additional Special Burial & Cremation Packages for Families using Shelton Memorial Park mental in many develop- Suquamish; brothers ments in Kitsap County, Chris (Nancy) Loop, Enzo including Parkwood and (Bev) Loop, both of Port South Park Shopping Cen- Orchard, Wendel Loop of ter in Port Orchard. He Shelton, David (Sandy) worked as a land surveyor Loop of Port Ludlow; and and also served in the U. sister Bess (Norman) O1- S. Navy as a radio mechan- son of Port Orchard. ic during the Korean War. A memorial service He is survived by son will take place at 3 p.m. Kevin Loop of Port Or- on Dec. 8 at Rill's Life chard; daughters Saman- Tribute Center in Port Or- tha Loop (Jim Boscola) of chard. Online memorial at Bremerton, Robin (Gregg) www.rill.com. Scott of Port Orchard, and Jeramee Hixson of See Obituaries on page B-6 T A Reputation Built on Service Shelton - (360) 427-8044 .... i @ Eileen Ethel Davis Born in Seattle, WA. on December 2, 1942. Passed away peacefully on November 8, 2012. Survived by her daughter, Julie Kilts; son, Dan Davis; sisters, Marlyn Patrick and Nancy Hang; grandchildren, Joshua and Tyler Kilts, Jannelle Weythman, Zachary and Casey Davis; great- grandchildren Aiden and Carter Weythman and many nephews and nieces. Eileen loved spending time with her family and had a very gentle, kind and loving heart. She had a wonderful sense of humor and will be greatly missed. She loved playing Scrabble and cards, reading, traveling, and knitting. The family extends a special thank you to the Assured Hospice team for your generosity and compassionate, loving care. We love and miss you Mom, but know heaven has gained an angel and we will see you again someday with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. -- Paid Obituary Notice -- Dorothea Virginia Brickert Dorothea V. (Fox) Brickert, was born August 15, 1923 in Yakima, WA and departed this earthly life November 25, 2012. The daughter of Harvey Bryan and Gladys Tiny Fox, Dorothea was the youngest of three children. The family moved from Yakima to Seattle, WA early on and in 1941 Dorothea graduated from Queen Anne High School. Known as "Sis" even to her teachers, Dorothea didn't become known as "Dottie" until she went to work as a secretary for the Toledo, Peoria and Western Railroad located in the Joseph Vance Building on Third Avertue and University Street in Seattle. Dottie enrolled at the University of Washington to enhance her secretarial skills. She met her sweetheart, Bill Brickert, in 1942, and married him June 3, 1944. They were just 25 days shy of their 68th wedding anniversary at his passing May 9, 2012. In 1952 Dottie went to work as the city editor for the Northern Kittitas County Tribune in Cle Elum when the youngest of her three young children was in Kindergarten. Bill took a job in Shelton in the fall of 1954. Dottie went on ahead to scout for housing and a job. She worked as a secretary at the old Shelton Hospital for a year and a half, before being employed at the Mason County PUD #3. Dottie was one of the first computer operators of the PUD's "new" large mainframe computer. She retired in January 1980. Dottie excelled in both swimming and roller-skating, and served as president of the American Legion Auxiliary and the Jaycee Wives. In 1962 Dottie was installed as Worthy Matron of the Order of Eastern Star, Welcome Chapter #54. Throughout her marriage, she devoted her life to supporting the interests of her husband, Bill, and family. Dottie is preceded in death by beloved husband, Bill, her parents and two brothers, Robert and Ralph Fox, and is survived by daughter, Wendy (Gerald) Selde; sons, Brian (Chriss) and Mike (Diane) Brickert; grandchildren, Dan (DeaDea) Brickert, David (Darcy) Brickert, Ryan Selde, Joy (Greg) Fulling, Donovan (Jena) Russell, foreign exchange student, Per Nolen of Sweden, and 13 great grandchildren. Donations may be made to the charity of your choice. A private service will be held for the family as according to her wishes. -- Paid Obituary Notice -- Shelton-Mason County Journal- Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012 - Page B-5 I: I I