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Obituari
tty Chandler Frances Fox
mlB0rmer Lake
i
/
ral causes on Tuesday, December t
4, at Mason General Hospital. She _j t
was 94.
She lived in Shelton in the 1940s
and 1950s, then --
lived in Hunting-
ton Park, Califor- ....
nia, for 32 years. : :, Kersha & Wesson
She moved back :!, Buck. Old Timer Schrade
to Shelton four
years ago. : :
She was born :'i I
on July 11, 1913 ::, ii? i
in Wolford, North
Dakota, to Henry
and Alice (Cra- '::::,:
mer) Landis. ::; [1
She was mar- :i
tied three times, I
frst to Ernest I'
DeLorme, next to Frances
Arnold Burnett, Fox
then to John Fox.
Limerick resi- Alice "Frances" Fox died of natu-
Betty Jean Bratzler Edwards
dler died on Monday, De-
r 3, at Harrison Hospital
.lremerton. She was 83 and a
lent of Bain-
I e Island.
Ile was born
I September
I924 to Ed-
I. Jennings
Iler and
I Isabelle
i'S.
I'ed Charles
lrds Sr., a
i Il. y decorated
ld War II
7. married
pard Robert Betty
dler. Chandler
e resided
[aLlake Limerick for 15 years and
aa member of a knitting group
s. Chandler retired from
' Seattle P-I, having handled
l.filneral desk for 15 years and
ieiking previously at the Paris
Ty Beacon News in Paris, I1-
]). Earlier, she worked as an
]tant to the superintendent of
.bls of a newly formed school
rict in Illinois.
e was proud of her two sons,
j.Volunteered and served in the
fline Corps and her two step-
who also volunteered and
.[red, one in the Air Force and
ia the Navy. All four served
k the Vietnam War.
served as executive sec-
of the Tahoma National
, petery Support Group and sec-
of the Washington State
d War II Memorial Educa-
al Foundation and was on the
:d of directors of the Olympia
*ter of The Retired Officer's
ciation and Ladies Auxiliary.
!Was also a member of the La-
Auxiliary of the Military Or-
of the Purple Heart 407, the
rans of Foreign Wars, Dis-
American Veterans Auxil-
!, Gold Star Wives of Tacoma
] I the Military Officers' Asso-
ion of America Auxiliary. She
!volunteered for 10 years at
' .ey Fire District 3 and on Bain-
e Island as a senior center
JPtionist and at the Children's
ital Bargain Boutique.
he is survived by her chil-
Charles Clemence "Clem"
ards Jr. of Bainbridge Is-
i, Michael "Mike" Jennings
Zards of Springfield, Missouri,
:Stepchildren Thomas Edward
dler of Kent, Charles Rob-
|Chandler of Seattle, Sharon
Chandler of Federal Way;
Ie grandchildren, four step-
]dchildren and five step-great-
idchildren; and siblings Joan
zler Phillips of Bellevue and
ara Bratzler Cripe of Palmer,
ka.
he was preceded in death by
,]husbands and brother Robert
Bratzler.
, memorial service will be held
tte July.
,bert A. Forman
ormer Shelton'resident Robert
orman died on November 22
Utter Tract Memorial Hospi-
TracT, California. He was 66
a resident of
, was born
0ecember 1,
I 0 in Shelton
I argaret and
;, ie lived in
iasanton,
ornia, for
:Years before
ng to TracT Robert A.
005. Forman
[e worked as
reral contractor.
[e was an avid fisherman and
ter in his spare time. He en-
d playing in dart tournaments,
Ig small airplanes, playing golf
Icollecting sports memorabilia.
trviving are his wife of 44
'its, Donna Forman of TracT;
lter Debbi Rogers and hus,-
' Joe and their sons Joey and
II of TracT; cousin Ron Mason
i wife Linda of Olympia; and
Ong friend Roy "Uncle Roy"
of Shelton.
was preceded in death by his
ts and brother Bill Forman.
lieu of flowers, the family
that people consider becom-
rgan donors since Mr. Forman
ved kidney and liver trans-
ts seven years ago.
Mrs. Fox enjoyed crocheting,
country music, collecting dolls,
wrestling and roller derby. She had
numerous pen pals.
Surviving are daughters Betty
Way and husband Dale and Ramo-
na Tinsley and husband Dave, all of
Shelton; son Ron Fox of California;
brother Earl Landis of Matlock; and
numerous grandchildren, great-
grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by
her parents, daughter Juanita Lane
Cush and brothers Ralph and Wil-
liam Landis.
A memorial service was held
on Saturday, December 8, at Hope
Chapel in Shelton. Pastor Doug
Hepting officiated. Inurnment was
at Shelton Memorial Park.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home of Shelton.
All knives in stock an extra
0% regular price
Fred Christian
Forrest Fredrick "Fred" Chris-
tian, who has relatives in Shelton,
died of mesothelioma at his home
in Port Angeles on November 28.
He was 72.
He was born on March 9, 1935
in Olympia to Forrest Lenord Le-
roy and Geneva Agnes (Snyder)
Christian.
He served as a private first class
in the Army in Germany from 1954
to 1957.
He married Orma M. "Buzz"
Gaul in Port Angeles on January
25, 1958.
Mr. Christian was a pipefitter
who was promoted to maintenance
supervisor at the ITT Rayonier mill
in Port Angeles.
He enjoyed antique and classic
cars and raced Mustangs and drag-
sters for many years. He wintered
in Arizona, where he did off-roading
in the desert, hiked in the moun-
tains and prospected for gold.
He was a member of the Free
and Accepted Masons 69 of Port
Angeles, Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 4760 in Sequim, Pleasant
Mountain Grange and Southwest
Gold Prospectors Club of Arizona.
He was also a volunteer firefighter
for 30 years.
Surviving are his wife, son Fred-
erick Alan Christian and daughter
Jamie Linn Barth, all of Port Ange-
les; sisters Barbara Settle of Port
Angeles, Sherry Roberts of Oregon,
Maryann Hathaway of Shelton,
Elaine Phillips and husband Bob
of Shelton, Geraldine Besonson
and husband Rich of Tacoma and
Charlotte Massman and husband
John of Oregon; and three grand-
children.
He was preceded in death by
brother Barry Christian and sister
Robin Sadler.
Military burial at sea will be
conducted by the Navy. Crema-
tion was by the Neptune Society of
Kent.
Memorial donations may be
made to Volunteer Hospice of Clal-
lain County, P.O. Box 2014, Port
Angeles, 98362.
John C. Raymond
John C. Raymond died on Sun.
day, December 9, at his home in
Shelton. He was 88.
A memorial service will be held
at a later date. A full obituaruy
will appear in The Journal later.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
Flora M. Lewis
Flora M. Lewis of Shelton died
on Monday, December 10, at Shel-
ton Health and Rehabilitation
Center. She was 82.
A full obituary will appear in
The Journal next week.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
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Wildlife {
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Accessories to clean rifles, LIMITED "I CHEST
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Reinforced knees and
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Includes suspenders
I and gravel cuffs
All sizes in stock n
Reg. $79.99 dhmm -=- --- /!
(
Salmon - Steelhead Rods by
* Rogue .
Lamlglas
St. Croix I 1
]
* Salmon and steelhead .
* Spinning or casting
* Premium quality SC graphite /
* Hard aluminum oxide guides
* Cork handle -Y
* 5-year warranty
Handcrafted in the USA
Hooded
3 layers of insulation
Button
Limited to in-stock only
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I Art for illustration only. Sale items limited to stock on hand. Sale prices good through 12-16-07. I
' 00RLE'S
Hours:
- Mon.-Fri. 9-6
Sat. 9-5
Sun. 10-5
- www.verles.com "
) 41 W. Golden Pheasant Rd.* Shelton, WA * (360) 426_0933 ?
Thursday, December 13, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 11
Obituari
tty Chandler Frances Fox
mlB0rmer Lake
i
/
ral causes on Tuesday, December t
4, at Mason General Hospital. She _j t
was 94.
She lived in Shelton in the 1940s
and 1950s, then --
lived in Hunting-
ton Park, Califor- ....
nia, for 32 years. : :, Kersha & Wesson
She moved back :!, Buck. Old Timer Schrade
to Shelton four
years ago. : :
She was born :'i I
on July 11, 1913 ::, ii? i
in Wolford, North
Dakota, to Henry
and Alice (Cra- '::::,:
mer) Landis. ::; [1
She was mar- :i
tied three times, I
frst to Ernest I'
DeLorme, next to Frances
Arnold Burnett, Fox
then to John Fox.
Limerick resi- Alice "Frances" Fox died of natu-
Betty Jean Bratzler Edwards
dler died on Monday, De-
r 3, at Harrison Hospital
.lremerton. She was 83 and a
lent of Bain-
I e Island.
Ile was born
I September
I924 to Ed-
I. Jennings
Iler and
I Isabelle
i'S.
I'ed Charles
lrds Sr., a
i Il. y decorated
ld War II
7. married
pard Robert Betty
dler. Chandler
e resided
[aLlake Limerick for 15 years and
aa member of a knitting group
s. Chandler retired from
' Seattle P-I, having handled
l.filneral desk for 15 years and
ieiking previously at the Paris
Ty Beacon News in Paris, I1-
]). Earlier, she worked as an
]tant to the superintendent of
.bls of a newly formed school
rict in Illinois.
e was proud of her two sons,
j.Volunteered and served in the
fline Corps and her two step-
who also volunteered and
.[red, one in the Air Force and
ia the Navy. All four served
k the Vietnam War.
served as executive sec-
of the Tahoma National
, petery Support Group and sec-
of the Washington State
d War II Memorial Educa-
al Foundation and was on the
:d of directors of the Olympia
*ter of The Retired Officer's
ciation and Ladies Auxiliary.
!Was also a member of the La-
Auxiliary of the Military Or-
of the Purple Heart 407, the
rans of Foreign Wars, Dis-
American Veterans Auxil-
!, Gold Star Wives of Tacoma
] I the Military Officers' Asso-
ion of America Auxiliary. She
!volunteered for 10 years at
' .ey Fire District 3 and on Bain-
e Island as a senior center
JPtionist and at the Children's
ital Bargain Boutique.
he is survived by her chil-
Charles Clemence "Clem"
ards Jr. of Bainbridge Is-
i, Michael "Mike" Jennings
Zards of Springfield, Missouri,
:Stepchildren Thomas Edward
dler of Kent, Charles Rob-
|Chandler of Seattle, Sharon
Chandler of Federal Way;
Ie grandchildren, four step-
]dchildren and five step-great-
idchildren; and siblings Joan
zler Phillips of Bellevue and
ara Bratzler Cripe of Palmer,
ka.
he was preceded in death by
,]husbands and brother Robert
Bratzler.
, memorial service will be held
tte July.
,bert A. Forman
ormer Shelton'resident Robert
orman died on November 22
Utter Tract Memorial Hospi-
TracT, California. He was 66
a resident of
, was born
0ecember 1,
I 0 in Shelton
I argaret and
;, ie lived in
iasanton,
ornia, for
:Years before
ng to TracT Robert A.
005. Forman
[e worked as
reral contractor.
[e was an avid fisherman and
ter in his spare time. He en-
d playing in dart tournaments,
Ig small airplanes, playing golf
Icollecting sports memorabilia.
trviving are his wife of 44
'its, Donna Forman of TracT;
lter Debbi Rogers and hus,-
' Joe and their sons Joey and
II of TracT; cousin Ron Mason
i wife Linda of Olympia; and
Ong friend Roy "Uncle Roy"
of Shelton.
was preceded in death by his
ts and brother Bill Forman.
lieu of flowers, the family
that people consider becom-
rgan donors since Mr. Forman
ved kidney and liver trans-
ts seven years ago.
Mrs. Fox enjoyed crocheting,
country music, collecting dolls,
wrestling and roller derby. She had
numerous pen pals.
Surviving are daughters Betty
Way and husband Dale and Ramo-
na Tinsley and husband Dave, all of
Shelton; son Ron Fox of California;
brother Earl Landis of Matlock; and
numerous grandchildren, great-
grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by
her parents, daughter Juanita Lane
Cush and brothers Ralph and Wil-
liam Landis.
A memorial service was held
on Saturday, December 8, at Hope
Chapel in Shelton. Pastor Doug
Hepting officiated. Inurnment was
at Shelton Memorial Park.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home of Shelton.
All knives in stock an extra
0% regular price
Fred Christian
Forrest Fredrick "Fred" Chris-
tian, who has relatives in Shelton,
died of mesothelioma at his home
in Port Angeles on November 28.
He was 72.
He was born on March 9, 1935
in Olympia to Forrest Lenord Le-
roy and Geneva Agnes (Snyder)
Christian.
He served as a private first class
in the Army in Germany from 1954
to 1957.
He married Orma M. "Buzz"
Gaul in Port Angeles on January
25, 1958.
Mr. Christian was a pipefitter
who was promoted to maintenance
supervisor at the ITT Rayonier mill
in Port Angeles.
He enjoyed antique and classic
cars and raced Mustangs and drag-
sters for many years. He wintered
in Arizona, where he did off-roading
in the desert, hiked in the moun-
tains and prospected for gold.
He was a member of the Free
and Accepted Masons 69 of Port
Angeles, Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 4760 in Sequim, Pleasant
Mountain Grange and Southwest
Gold Prospectors Club of Arizona.
He was also a volunteer firefighter
for 30 years.
Surviving are his wife, son Fred-
erick Alan Christian and daughter
Jamie Linn Barth, all of Port Ange-
les; sisters Barbara Settle of Port
Angeles, Sherry Roberts of Oregon,
Maryann Hathaway of Shelton,
Elaine Phillips and husband Bob
of Shelton, Geraldine Besonson
and husband Rich of Tacoma and
Charlotte Massman and husband
John of Oregon; and three grand-
children.
He was preceded in death by
brother Barry Christian and sister
Robin Sadler.
Military burial at sea will be
conducted by the Navy. Crema-
tion was by the Neptune Society of
Kent.
Memorial donations may be
made to Volunteer Hospice of Clal-
lain County, P.O. Box 2014, Port
Angeles, 98362.
John C. Raymond
John C. Raymond died on Sun.
day, December 9, at his home in
Shelton. He was 88.
A memorial service will be held
at a later date. A full obituaruy
will appear in The Journal later.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
Flora M. Lewis
Flora M. Lewis of Shelton died
on Monday, December 10, at Shel-
ton Health and Rehabilitation
Center. She was 82.
A full obituary will appear in
The Journal next week.
Arrangements are by McComb
Funeral Home in Shelton.
Style #RM3707
Quilted
Button front
Limited to in-stock only
i'IDE GUIDE
WMhigton 20
' RLE
(360) 426-0933
s°'::2:,:"z° "The p er[ec gift
,,,::,;.z: for anyone ff
2 who has.
(,, everything ,@
NOW available
" "'"' " ''" '''" RIVERS EDGE GIFTS '
"The perfect gift for anyone" Get a special
Antique design clocks
Sportsmen's lights 85) Ol
regular retail I
1
(Moose, bobbers, etc.)
Oak treasure boxes
Picture frames
(Ducks, deer,
fishing)
Wildlife {
thermometers * Rivers Edge (
products
Lots, lots more only+
OUTERS 25-PC. UNIVERSAL ---- {
WOOD GUN CLEANING I
TOOLBOX ! NEOPRENE
Accessories to clean rifles, LIMITED "I CHEST
shotguns and pistols 8TOCI WERS
Beautiful aged oak box with gun vise Stocking ibot
Sizes from XS women's
& boys' to 5 XL king
men's
,iil
CANYON
INSUITED
)5
FLANNEL
SHIRT JACKET
l : 35mm brown neoprene
Reinforced knees and
triple reinfi)rced
seams
Includes suspenders
I and gravel cuffs
All sizes in stock n
Reg. $79.99 dhmm -=- --- /!
(
Salmon - Steelhead Rods by
* Rogue .
Lamlglas
St. Croix I 1
]
* Salmon and steelhead .
* Spinning or casting
* Premium quality SC graphite /
* Hard aluminum oxide guides
* Cork handle -Y
* 5-year warranty
Handcrafted in the USA
Hooded
3 layers of insulation
Button
Limited to in-stock only
*I$,85 Rods over *130 value
I Art for illustration only. Sale items limited to stock on hand. Sale prices good through 12-16-07. I
' 00RLE'S
Hours:
- Mon.-Fri. 9-6
Sat. 9-5
Sun. 10-5
- www.verles.com "
) 41 W. Golden Pheasant Rd.* Shelton, WA * (360) 426_0933 ?
Thursday, December 13, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 11