Kenneth Eacrett
5/3/10/517146’g.
Kenneth Eacrett, 76,
a resident of Phoenix,
died March 20, 2014.
He was born Feb. 22,
1938, in Shelton to Fran-
cis and Anne Eacrett.
He served in the Navy
from 1960-1964, and
married Judy Waters
on March 26, 1962, in
Shelton.
Kenneth worked for
EMI Corp. and Hughes
Aircraft Co. in sales and
marketing.
He was passionate
about solar energy, and
traveled the world pro-
moting and educating
people about its uses.
He also published many
articles.
Kenneth enjoyed golf
and watching tennis.
He is survived by son
Scott Eacrett of River-
side, Califi; daughter Jill
Wingert of Palm Desert,
Calif.; Schyler Eacrett
of Corona, Calif.; Marco
Eacrett of Alta Loma,
Calif.; granddaughters
Sierra Wingert, Isabelle
Eacrett and Caroline
Eacrett; and grandson
Gavin Eacrett.
He was preceded in
death by his parents and
brother Bob Eacrett.
, OCR Text:
Kenneth Eacrett
5/3/10/517146’g.
Kenneth Eacrett, 76,
a resident of Phoenix,
died March 20, 2014.
He was born Feb. 22,
1938, in Shelton to Fran-
cis and Anne Eacrett.
He served in the Navy
from 1960-1964, and
married Judy Waters
on March 26, 1962, in
Shelton.
Kenneth worked for
EMI Corp. and Hughes
Aircraft Co. in sales and
marketing.
He was passionate
about solar energy, and
traveled the world pro-
moting and educating
people about its uses.
He also published many
articles.
Kenneth enjoyed golf
and watching tennis.
He is survived by son
Scott Eacrett of River-
side, Califi; daughter Jill
Wingert of Palm Desert,
Calif.; Schyler Eacrett
of Corona, Calif.; Marco
Eacrett of Alta Loma,
Calif.; granddaughters
Sierra Wingert, Isabelle
Eacrett and Caroline
Eacrett; and grandson
Gavin Eacrett.
He was preceded in
death by his parents and
brother Bob Eacrett.
, Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,E Last Name,Eacrett, Kenneth.tif,Eacrett, Kenneth.tif, Eacrett, Kenneth.tif
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