The Olympian, Olympia Washington
Shirley M Reynolds 84, died September 22, 2007 at Roo Lan Healthcare Center in Lacey, Washington. She was born on October 30, 1922 in Taney County Missouri. Shirley was the youngest daughter of Joshua and Maude Fent Wright.
In 1939 she married Roy Reynolds in Yakima, Washington. For many years they made their home on Sleater-Kiney Road in Lacey. They enjoyed camping, fishing, time in the mountains picking huckleberries, and clam digging together. Shirley was employed at the State of Washington Department of Retirement Systems. Upon her retirement Shirley and Roy settled in Wickenburg, Arizona.
Shirley is survived by her son, Jerry and his wife Katherine of Shelton, Washington; granddaughter, Sandy Kores of Olympia; grandson, Michael Reynolds of Rochester; and four great grandchildren; and one-great-great grandson. Her sister, Theada Lovett of Lacey, also survives.
Shirley will be laid to rest with her husband Roy in Wickenburg, Arizona.
The family requests your support for Alzheimer's and stem cell research.
Shirley M Reynolds 84, died September 22, 2007 at Roo Lan Healthcare Center in Lacey, Washington. She was born on October 30, 1922 in Taney County Missouri. Shirley was the youngest daughter of Joshua and Maude Fent Wright.
In 1939 she married Roy Reynolds in Yakima, Washington. For many years they made their home on Sleater-Kiney Road in Lacey. They enjoyed camping, fishing, time in the mountains picking huckleberries, and clam digging together. Shirley was employed at the State of Washington Department of Retirement Systems. Upon her retirement Shirley and Roy settled in Wickenburg, Arizona.
Shirley is survived by her son, Jerry and his wife Katherine of Shelton, Washington; granddaughter, Sandy Kores of Olympia; grandson, Michael Reynolds of Rochester; and four great grandchildren; and one-great-great grandson. Her sister, Theada Lovett of Lacey, also survives.
Shirley will be laid to rest with her husband Roy in Wickenburg, Arizona.
The family requests your support for Alzheimer's and stem cell research.
The Olympian, Olympia Washington
Shirley M Reynolds 84, died September 22, 2007 at Roo Lan Healthcare Center in Lacey, Washington. She was born on October 30, 1922 in Taney County Missouri. Shirley was the youngest daughter of Joshua and Maude Fent Wright.
In 1939 she married Roy Reynolds in Yakima, Washington. For many years they made their home on Sleater-Kiney Road in Lacey. They enjoyed camping, fishing, time in the mountains picking huckleberries, and clam digging together. Shirley was employed at the State of Washington Department of Retirement Systems. Upon her retirement Shirley and Roy settled in Wickenburg, Arizona.
Shirley is survived by her son, Jerry and his wife Katherine of Shelton, Washington; granddaughter, Sandy Kores of Olympia; grandson, Michael Reynolds of Rochester; and four great grandchildren; and one-great-great grandson. Her sister, Theada Lovett of Lacey, also survives.
Shirley will be laid to rest with her husband Roy in Wickenburg, Arizona.
The family requests your support for Alzheimer's and stem cell research.
Shirley M Reynolds 84, died September 22, 2007 at Roo Lan Healthcare Center in Lacey, Washington. She was born on October 30, 1922 in Taney County Missouri. Shirley was the youngest daughter of Joshua and Maude Fent Wright.
In 1939 she married Roy Reynolds in Yakima, Washington. For many years they made their home on Sleater-Kiney Road in Lacey. They enjoyed camping, fishing, time in the mountains picking huckleberries, and clam digging together. Shirley was employed at the State of Washington Department of Retirement Systems. Upon her retirement Shirley and Roy settled in Wickenburg, Arizona.
Shirley is survived by her son, Jerry and his wife Katherine of Shelton, Washington; granddaughter, Sandy Kores of Olympia; grandson, Michael Reynolds of Rochester; and four great grandchildren; and one-great-great grandson. Her sister, Theada Lovett of Lacey, also survives.
Shirley will be laid to rest with her husband Roy in Wickenburg, Arizona.
The family requests your support for Alzheimer's and stem cell research.
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