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Obituaries Jerry Pyle Longtime Shelton resident Ger- ald Truman "Jerry" Pyle, 73, died of liver-related causes on Sunday, December 9, in Shelton. He had lived in Shelton 41 years. He developed a machine for his first wife, who had multi- ple sclerosis, be- coming founder and president of PDLX, Incorpo- rated. He sold more than 300 machines that were helpful to MS patients. He was born on April 21, 1934 Jerry in Carroll, Iowa, Pyle to Harley and Lula (Snethen) Pyle. He served in the Army from 1953 to 1955 and was a Specialist 3 at the time of his discharge. He married Barbara (Bailey) Pyle on July 12, 1997 at Hartstene Pointe. Previously, he married Anna Marie (Eidenshink) Pyle on June 18, 1953 in Sioux City, Iowa. She preceded him in death in Oc- tober 1996. Mr. Pyle was an engineering estimator for Certified Manufac- turing in Shelton for 30 years and at Olympic Tool for a number of years. He enjoyed inventing, tinkering, Care Ministry at Faith Lutheran Church, and being with his family and friends. He was a history buff and enjoyed "How It&apos;s Made" pro- grams on TV. He was also a member of The Gideons and Good Sam Travel Club and a former Fire District 11 commissioner representing Cher- ry Park. Surviving are wife Barbara Pyle of Shelton; son Brad Pyle and wife Susanne of Independence, Kansas; daughters Julie Dale and husband Rick of Scottsdale, Arizona, and Gerrilynn Lindley and husband Todd of Montesano; stepdaughter Kristine Harkness and husband David of Tacoma; stepson Erik So- renson and wife Mercedes of Mi- ami, Florida; nine grandchildren, five great-grandchilren, three step-grandchildren and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. He was also preceded in death by son Chris Pyle in April 1983. A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, December 15, at Faith Lutheran Church, 1212 Connection Street in Shelton. Pas- tor Steve Olson will officiate. A family service will be held later at Shelton Memorial Park. Memorial donations may be made to Faith Lutheran Church, Providence SoundHomeCare and Hospice, P.O. Box 5008, Olympia, 98509, or Mason County Gideons, P.O. Box 675, Shelton. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home of Shelton. Michael A. Glenn Michael Allyn Glenn was killed in a mudslide accident on Monday, December 3, in Hoodsport. He was 22 and a Shelton resident. He was born on April 5, 1985 in Shelton to Charles R Chamblin and Carol Aitken Glenn. He worked in construction in the Shelton and Hoodsport areas for six years. Mr. Glenn had been a Boy Scout. He enjoyed fishing, hunt- ing, picking mushrooms, camping, the outdoors, cars, dirt bikes and his friends. Surviving are grandparents Robert Aitken and Dixie Cuzick, brother Nathan Glenn and sister Elizabeth Aitken, all of Shelton and numerous nieces,, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. His mother died in 1995. A memorial service was held on Tuesday, December 11, at Hood Canal Community Church in Hoodsport. Pastor Jack Keith offi- ciated. Inurnment was at Shelton Memorial Park. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home in Shelton. Lloyd L. Murr Shelton resident Lloyd L. Murr died on November 27 at his home. He was 82. He was born on June 30, 1925 in Purdy, Mis- souri. He served in the Navy from June 1943 un- til March 1946 and was a fire- man first class. He received the Asiatic Pacific Area Campaign Medal, Ameri- can Area Cam- paign Medal, Philippine Lib- Lloyd L. eration Medal Murr and World War II Victory Medal. Mr. Murr was chief of police in Dayton in Eastern Washington. After moving to Shelton, he and his wife owned C&L Time service station and Arctic Circle restau- rants in Shelton and Centralia. He was a disabled veteran and belonged to the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the 40 et 8 in Shelton. He was a charter mem- ber of the Shelton Elks Lodge since 1971 and served two terms as an officer. Surviving are his wife of 44 years, Charline "Char" Murr; children Bruce Murr and wife Kathy ofWalla Walla, Mike Murr and wife Eva of Rye, New York, Cindy Byrd and Debbie Bern- hardt of Vancouver, Sandy Ator and husband Rod of Shelton, Ste- "yen Haworth and wife Annette of Olympia and Ricky and Jimmy Murr of Yakima; brother Clyde Murr of Jacksonville, Florida; cousin Faye of The Dalles, Or- egon; 14 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. His son, Clyde Murr, preced- ed him in death in Vietnam in 1966. A graveside service was held on Friday, December 7, at Shelton Memorial Park. Those who knew him are invited to a celebration of his life at 1 p.m. on Saturday, January 12, at the Shelton Elks Lodge. William Francis Former Shelton resident Wil- liam R. Francis died of natural causes on Saturday, December 8, at Capital Medical Center in Olympia. He was 81 and had lived in Olympia for the past 35 years. He was born in Seattle on Jan- uary 3, 1926 to John and Eliza- beth (Crump) Francis. He grew up in Carbonado and graduated from high school at age 16 in 1942 in Bellingham. Mr. Francis served in the Army from March 21, 1946 to Septem- ber 23, 1947. He did undergraduate studies at the University of Washington from 1947 to 1951, then received a master's degree from Yale Uni- versity. He married Verna June Deans on September 22, 1951 in Vancou- ver, British Columbia, Canada. He worked for Simpson Timber Company, retiring in 1986. He enjoyed gardening, grow- ing vegetables and planting trees and mowing his lawn with a push mower. He and his wife loved tak- ing day trips. One favorite trip was to Fort Clatsop, Oregon. An outdoors person, he enjoyed all animals, hiking and looking at wild flowers. He was an avid read- er, especially of history books. He named his two dogs Lewis and Clark. Surviving are wife June Fran- cis of Olympia; daughters Patti Wetzel and husband John of Ta- coma and Liz Farrar of Elma; grandchildren Tyson and Taryn Farrar of Elma and Sophie and Anna Wetzel of Tacoma; and brother Jack Francis of Belling- ham. His sister Joyce preceded him in death. No services are scheduled. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home in Shelton. AUTOMOTIVE The Professionals The choice of people who are particular about their carsl 20 Olympic Highway North 426-1467 Shelton, WA 98584 Dan Moldenhauer, owner . Page 10 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, December 13, 2007 Clyde A. Robb Retired Shelton industrial arts teacher Clyde A. Robb died from a stroke on Saturday, December 8, at Saint Peter Hospital in Olym- pia. He was 78. He was born in 1929 in Wadena, Minne- sota, to William Henry and Ella Kautz Robb, the fifth of six chil- dren. After grad- uating from Wadena High School in 1947, he joined the Air Force. He served Clyde A. in the Pacific as Robb an airplane en- gine mechanic and worked on P-51s, then jets. He achieved the rank of sergeant. He completed his tour of duty in 1950 and attended Bemidji State Teachers College in Minne- sota, earning a bachelor of science degree in 1953. He married Donna Jeanne Fletcher in Bemidji. They lived in Minnesota until 1955, when Mr. Robb took a teaching position in Maple Valley. In 1958, he took a position as an industrial arts teacher at Shelton High School and Shelton Junior High. He taught there until he retired in 1982. After retirement, he became a full-time builder, first with some other retired teachers, then on his own. Robb's Construction became a family business with customers who were counted as friends all over Mason County. The Robbs also made friends through their Amway business. When his children were young- er, he was an active leader of the Boy Scouts, 4-H and a church youth group. He volunteered at school sporting events and as a coach and referee. His favorite pastime was watching basketball, football and other team sports on TV. He was an active member of Faith Lutheran Church, served on the council and numerous church committees as well as volunteer- ing for Habitat for Humanity and belonging to the Kristmastown Kiwanis. Surviving are son Ross Robb and wife Linda of Olympia; daugh- ters Pam Boad and husband Steve and Karen Robb Peterson and partner Sal Chavez, all of Shelton; brothers Tom Robb of Isle, Minne- sota, and Roger Robb of New York Mills, Minnesota; sisters Marion Horstman of Port Angeles and Marjorie Robb and Lou Legreid of New York Mills; five grandchil- dren, seven great-grandchildren and his adopted family, former Shelton residents Jorge and Nan- cy Mejia and their sons Johan and Mike. His wife preceded him in death in 1999. A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. on Friday, December 14, at Faith Lutheran Church, 1212 Connection Street in Shelton. Pas- tor Steve Olson will officiate. In lieu of flowers, memorial do- nations may be made to Kristmas- town Kiwanis, P.O. Box 777, Shel- ton, the Shelton branch of Habitat for Humanity or Faith Lutheran Church. Arrangements are under the di- rection of McComb Funeral Home of Shelton. Alexzander Dalton Alexzander Le "Little Peanut" Dalton died on Monday, Decem- ber 3, in Grapeview. He was two months old. He was born on September 26 in Shelton to Andy Charles and Shari Kay (Stevens) Dal- ton of Grape- view. His fam- ily said they enjoyed the way he formed Alexzander his smiles with Dalton "Elvis lips" that were very pouty. Surviving are his parents; brothers Nathanial and Kristo- pher Dalton of Grapeview; grand- parents Linda Hendrickson and husband Steven of Olympia, Rick Dalton and wife Pare of Grape- view and Barbara Stevens of Woodscross, Utah. Also surviving are great-grand- parents Paul Wuestner and John- ny Baldy of Grapeview, Chuck Dalton and wife Lou of Lakebay and Robert Allen of Woodscross; great-great-grandparent Claire Sterrett of Yakima; and uncles Lucas Dalton of Lakebay and Erik Stevens of Iraq. He was preceded in death by great-grandmother Lauretta Tank in 2001 and grandfather David Stevens in 2003. A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, December 15, at the Shelton Moose Lodge, 741 SE Craig Road. John Cook will officiate. Inurnment will be at the Miller Cemetery at a later date. Memorial donations may be sent to Our Community Credit Union, in care of the Alexzander Le Dalton Memorial Fund, 526 West Cedar Street, Shelton. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home of Shelton. Joseph D. Boyles Joseph D. Boyles died of a re- spiratory ailment on Monday, De- cember 3, at Shelton Health and Rehabilitation Center. He was 85 and had lived in Union for 27 years. He was born on January 15, 1922 in Toledo to Joseph M. and Mable D. (Smith) Boyles. He was a self- employed inde- pendent contrac- tor most of his life. Joseph D. His interests Boyles included watch- ing his favorite sports and, as a self-taught licensed broker, he en- joyed following the stock market and teaching his friends his wis- dom. Surviving are his sisters, Ruth Petrasso, Grace Homer and hus- band Dr. Howard Homer and Pat Chewing, all of the Portland, Oregon, area; and his friends in Union. At Mr. Boyles' request, no ser- vices will be held. Memorial dona- tions may be made to Fire District 6 in Union. Arrangements are by Forest Funeral Home in Shelton. Forest Funeral .... OREST Home "A reputation built on service" Prearrangement is the "best" thing you can do for your loved ones Burial Cremation Ship outs We are full service and affordable Call on us today 36000427008044 313 West Railroad Avenue, Shelton, WA Harry L. Dee Harry L. Deegan died causes on Sunday, Saint Peter Hospital in He was 71 and had lived in ton for 10 years. Born on May 7, 1936 in Mult- nomah County, Oregon, to . Le- land and Izetta (Oberg) Deegan, he grew up in the Portland, Oregon, area. He served in the Navy, re- tiring after 20 years/is an E-6. Harry] He married Barbara Sue Cooper on November 15, Lynnwood. They lived in until 1997 when they Shelton. Mr. Deegan worked for the Postal Service's main office attle, retiring after 27 years. He loved racing foreign stock cars. His son is taking his place in Car loved to play cribbage at et 8 and Eagles Aerie. He member of FISA and racing association. Surviving are wife Sue Deegan of Shelton; Allen, Joseph, Ken and Deegan, Kate Billings and Slayer; grandchildren Leslie, Jason, Ben, Chase, and Joseph; Elizabeth; and numerous and nephews. He was death by his parents and brother Jim Deegan. A memorial service is 1 p.m. Saturday, December at Northside Baptist East Island Lake Road in Pastor Chad Clayton will ate. Arrangements are by Funeral Home of Shelton. Eleanore Quain Eleanore O. Quain of died on Wednesday, at Mason General Hospital. was 90. Arrangements are Comb Funeral Home in by Bill & Leslee A FINAL VISIT Viewing of the body is a dition reminiscent of where family the body between death burial. Displaying the this manner plays an im tant role in helping family friends of the deceased to grips with their loss. viewings once took place the home of the deceas today the funeral home preferred location, one or days before the funeral. viewing can be less the funeral and provides and friends with an o to reminisce about the loved one. To personalize viewing, we encourage music that was meanin the deceased, as well as dis of photographs that help in t remembrance. Should you choose, FUNERAL HOME will providing you with a tion depicting the life of the ceased. We can offer you a variety of options in how ph< or video can be dis your liking. We will honor requests. Contact us you need us at 426-4803. are invited to tour our fo, at 703 Railroad Avenue. about our preneed options. QUOTE: "The righteous called living even when the dead." Obituaries Jerry Pyle Longtime Shelton resident Ger- ald Truman "Jerry" Pyle, 73, died of liver-related causes on Sunday, December 9, in Shelton. He had lived in Shelton 41 years. He developed a machine for his first wife, who had multi- ple sclerosis, be- coming founder and president of PDLX, Incorpo- rated. He sold more than 300 machines that were helpful to MS patients. He was born on April 21, 1934 Jerry in Carroll, Iowa, Pyle to Harley and Lula (Snethen) Pyle. He served in the Army from 1953 to 1955 and was a Specialist 3 at the time of his discharge. He married Barbara (Bailey) Pyle on July 12, 1997 at Hartstene Pointe. Previously, he married Anna Marie (Eidenshink) Pyle on June 18, 1953 in Sioux City, Iowa. She preceded him in death in Oc- tober 1996. Mr. Pyle was an engineering estimator for Certified Manufac- turing in Shelton for 30 years and at Olympic Tool for a number of years. He enjoyed inventing, tinkering, Care Ministry at Faith Lutheran Church, and being with his family and friends. He was a history buff and enjoyed "How It's Made" pro- grams on TV. He was also a member of The Gideons and Good Sam Travel Club and a former Fire District 11 commissioner representing Cher- ry Park. Surviving are wife Barbara Pyle of Shelton; son Brad Pyle and wife Susanne of Independence, Kansas; daughters Julie Dale and husband Rick of Scottsdale, Arizona, and Gerrilynn Lindley and husband Todd of Montesano; stepdaughter Kristine Harkness and husband David of Tacoma; stepson Erik So- renson and wife Mercedes of Mi- ami, Florida; nine grandchildren, five great-grandchilren, three step-grandchildren and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. He was also preceded in death by son Chris Pyle in April 1983. A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, December 15, at Faith Lutheran Church, 1212 Connection Street in Shelton. Pas- tor Steve Olson will officiate. A family service will be held later at Shelton Memorial Park. Memorial donations may be made to Faith Lutheran Church, Providence SoundHomeCare and Hospice, P.O. Box 5008, Olympia, 98509, or Mason County Gideons, P.O. Box 675, Shelton. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home of Shelton. Michael A. Glenn Michael Allyn Glenn was killed in a mudslide accident on Monday, December 3, in Hoodsport. He was 22 and a Shelton resident. He was born on April 5, 1985 in Shelton to Charles R Chamblin and Carol Aitken Glenn. He worked in construction in the Shelton and Hoodsport areas for six years. Mr. Glenn had been a Boy Scout. He enjoyed fishing, hunt- ing, picking mushrooms, camping, the outdoors, cars, dirt bikes and his friends. Surviving are grandparents Robert Aitken and Dixie Cuzick, brother Nathan Glenn and sister Elizabeth Aitken, all of Shelton and numerous nieces,, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. His mother died in 1995. A memorial service was held on Tuesday, December 11, at Hood Canal Community Church in Hoodsport. Pastor Jack Keith offi- ciated. Inurnment was at Shelton Memorial Park. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home in Shelton. Lloyd L. Murr Shelton resident Lloyd L. Murr died on November 27 at his home. He was 82. He was born on June 30, 1925 in Purdy, Mis- souri. He served in the Navy from June 1943 un- til March 1946 and was a fire- man first class. He received the Asiatic Pacific Area Campaign Medal, Ameri- can Area Cam- paign Medal, Philippine Lib- Lloyd L. eration Medal Murr and World War II Victory Medal. Mr. Murr was chief of police in Dayton in Eastern Washington. After moving to Shelton, he and his wife owned C&L Time service station and Arctic Circle restau- rants in Shelton and Centralia. He was a disabled veteran and belonged to the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the 40 et 8 in Shelton. He was a charter mem- ber of the Shelton Elks Lodge since 1971 and served two terms as an officer. Surviving are his wife of 44 years, Charline "Char" Murr; children Bruce Murr and wife Kathy ofWalla Walla, Mike Murr and wife Eva of Rye, New York, Cindy Byrd and Debbie Bern- hardt of Vancouver, Sandy Ator and husband Rod of Shelton, Ste- "yen Haworth and wife Annette of Olympia and Ricky and Jimmy Murr of Yakima; brother Clyde Murr of Jacksonville, Florida; cousin Faye of The Dalles, Or- egon; 14 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. His son, Clyde Murr, preced- ed him in death in Vietnam in 1966. A graveside service was held on Friday, December 7, at Shelton Memorial Park. Those who knew him are invited to a celebration of his life at 1 p.m. on Saturday, January 12, at the Shelton Elks Lodge. William Francis Former Shelton resident Wil- liam R. Francis died of natural causes on Saturday, December 8, at Capital Medical Center in Olympia. He was 81 and had lived in Olympia for the past 35 years. He was born in Seattle on Jan- uary 3, 1926 to John and Eliza- beth (Crump) Francis. He grew up in Carbonado and graduated from high school at age 16 in 1942 in Bellingham. Mr. Francis served in the Army from March 21, 1946 to Septem- ber 23, 1947. He did undergraduate studies at the University of Washington from 1947 to 1951, then received a master's degree from Yale Uni- versity. He married Verna June Deans on September 22, 1951 in Vancou- ver, British Columbia, Canada. He worked for Simpson Timber Company, retiring in 1986. He enjoyed gardening, grow- ing vegetables and planting trees and mowing his lawn with a push mower. He and his wife loved tak- ing day trips. One favorite trip was to Fort Clatsop, Oregon. An outdoors person, he enjoyed all animals, hiking and looking at wild flowers. He was an avid read- er, especially of history books. He named his two dogs Lewis and Clark. Surviving are wife June Fran- cis of Olympia; daughters Patti Wetzel and husband John of Ta- coma and Liz Farrar of Elma; grandchildren Tyson and Taryn Farrar of Elma and Sophie and Anna Wetzel of Tacoma; and brother Jack Francis of Belling- ham. His sister Joyce preceded him in death. No services are scheduled. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home in Shelton. AUTOMOTIVE The Professionals The choice of people who are particular about their carsl 20 Olympic Highway North 426-1467 Shelton, WA 98584 Dan Moldenhauer, owner . Page 10 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, December 13, 2007 Clyde A. Robb Retired Shelton industrial arts teacher Clyde A. Robb died from a stroke on Saturday, December 8, at Saint Peter Hospital in Olym- pia. He was 78. He was born in 1929 in Wadena, Minne- sota, to William Henry and Ella Kautz Robb, the fifth of six chil- dren. After grad- uating from Wadena High School in 1947, he joined the Air Force. He served Clyde A. in the Pacific as Robb an airplane en- gine mechanic and worked on P-51s, then jets. He achieved the rank of sergeant. He completed his tour of duty in 1950 and attended Bemidji State Teachers College in Minne- sota, earning a bachelor of science degree in 1953. He married Donna Jeanne Fletcher in Bemidji. They lived in Minnesota until 1955, when Mr. Robb took a teaching position in Maple Valley. In 1958, he took a position as an industrial arts teacher at Shelton High School and Shelton Junior High. He taught there until he retired in 1982. After retirement, he became a full-time builder, first with some other retired teachers, then on his own. Robb's Construction became a family business with customers who were counted as friends all over Mason County. The Robbs also made friends through their Amway business. When his children were young- er, he was an active leader of the Boy Scouts, 4-H and a church youth group. He volunteered at school sporting events and as a coach and referee. His favorite pastime was watching basketball, football and other team sports on TV. He was an active member of Faith Lutheran Church, served on the council and numerous church committees as well as volunteer- ing for Habitat for Humanity and belonging to the Kristmastown Kiwanis. Surviving are son Ross Robb and wife Linda of Olympia; daugh- ters Pam Boad and husband Steve and Karen Robb Peterson and partner Sal Chavez, all of Shelton; brothers Tom Robb of Isle, Minne- sota, and Roger Robb of New York Mills, Minnesota; sisters Marion Horstman of Port Angeles and Marjorie Robb and Lou Legreid of New York Mills; five grandchil- dren, seven great-grandchildren and his adopted family, former Shelton residents Jorge and Nan- cy Mejia and their sons Johan and Mike. His wife preceded him in death in 1999. A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. on Friday, December 14, at Faith Lutheran Church, 1212 Connection Street in Shelton. Pas- tor Steve Olson will officiate. In lieu of flowers, memorial do- nations may be made to Kristmas- town Kiwanis, P.O. Box 777, Shel- ton, the Shelton branch of Habitat for Humanity or Faith Lutheran Church. Arrangements are under the di- rection of McComb Funeral Home of Shelton. Alexzander Dalton Alexzander Le "Little Peanut" Dalton died on Monday, Decem- ber 3, in Grapeview. He was two months old. He was born on September 26 in Shelton to Andy Charles and Shari Kay (Stevens) Dal- ton of Grape- view. His fam- ily said they enjoyed the way he formed Alexzander his smiles with Dalton "Elvis lips" that were very pouty. Surviving are his parents; brothers Nathanial and Kristo- pher Dalton of Grapeview; grand- parents Linda Hendrickson and husband Steven of Olympia, Rick Dalton and wife Pare of Grape- view and Barbara Stevens of Woodscross, Utah. Also surviving are great-grand- parents Paul Wuestner and John- ny Baldy of Grapeview, Chuck Dalton and wife Lou of Lakebay and Robert Allen of Woodscross; great-great-grandparent Claire Sterrett of Yakima; and uncles Lucas Dalton of Lakebay and Erik Stevens of Iraq. He was preceded in death by great-grandmother Lauretta Tank in 2001 and grandfather David Stevens in 2003. A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, December 15, at the Shelton Moose Lodge, 741 SE Craig Road. John Cook will officiate. Inurnment will be at the Miller Cemetery at a later date. Memorial donations may be sent to Our Community Credit Union, in care of the Alexzander Le Dalton Memorial Fund, 526 West Cedar Street, Shelton. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home of Shelton. Joseph D. Boyles Joseph D. Boyles died of a re- spiratory ailment on Monday, De- cember 3, at Shelton Health and Rehabilitation Center. He was 85 and had lived in Union for 27 years. He was born on January 15, 1922 in Toledo to Joseph M. and Mable D. (Smith) Boyles. He was a self- employed inde- pendent contrac- tor most of his life. Joseph D. His interests Boyles included watch- ing his favorite sports and, as a self-taught licensed broker, he en- joyed following the stock market and teaching his friends his wis- dom. Surviving are his sisters, Ruth Petrasso, Grace Homer and hus- band Dr. Howard Homer and Pat Chewing, all of the Portland, Oregon, area; and his friends in Union. At Mr. Boyles' request, no ser- vices will be held. Memorial dona- tions may be made to Fire District 6 in Union. Arrangements are by Forest Funeral Home in Shelton. Forest Funeral .... OREST Home "A reputation built on service" Prearrangement is the "best" thing you can do for your loved ones Burial Cremation Ship outs We are full service and affordable Call on us today 36000427008044 313 West Railroad Avenue, Shelton, WA Harry L. Dee Harry L. Deegan died causes on Sunday, Saint Peter Hospital in He was 71 and had lived in ton for 10 years. Born on May 7, 1936 in Mult- nomah County, Oregon, to . Le- land and Izetta (Oberg) Deegan, he grew up in the Portland, Oregon, area. He served in the Navy, re- tiring after 20 years/is an E-6. Harry] He married Barbara Sue Cooper on November 15, Lynnwood. They lived in until 1997 when they Shelton. Mr. Deegan worked for the Postal Service's main office attle, retiring after 27 years. He loved racing foreign stock cars. His son is taking his place in Car loved to play cribbage at et 8 and Eagles Aerie. He member of FISA and racing association. Surviving are wife Sue Deegan of Shelton; Allen, Joseph, Ken and Deegan, Kate Billings and Slayer; grandchildren Leslie, Jason, Ben, Chase, and Joseph; Elizabeth; and numerous and nephews. He was death by his parents and brother Jim Deegan. A memorial service is 1 p.m. Saturday, December at Northside Baptist East Island Lake Road in Pastor Chad Clayton will ate. Arrangements are by Funeral Home of Shelton. Eleanore Quain Eleanore O. Quain of died on Wednesday, at Mason General Hospital. was 90. Arrangements are Comb Funeral Home in by Bill & Leslee A FINAL VISIT Viewing of the body is a dition reminiscent of where family the body between death burial. Displaying the this manner plays an im tant role in helping family friends of the deceased to grips with their loss. viewings once took place the home of the deceas today the funeral home preferred location, one or days before the funeral. viewing can be less the funeral and provides and friends with an o to reminisce about the loved one. To personalize viewing, we encourage music that was meanin the deceased, as well as dis of photographs that help in t remembrance. Should you choose, FUNERAL HOME will providing you with a tion depicting the life of the ceased. We can offer you a variety of options in how ph< or video can be dis your liking. We will honor requests. Contact us you need us at 426-4803. are invited to tour our fo, at 703 Railroad Avenue. about our preneed options. QUOTE: "The righteous called living even when the dead."