R05; L. Taft???
Robert L. Tafl: Srl, a resident of
Grapeview for the past five years,
died of cancer Thursday, April 9,
at Mason General Hospital‘ He
was 57.
He was born April 29, 1940, in
Tacoma to Charles and Mary
(Clark) Taft. He graduated from
Stadium High School in Tacoma
in 1958. He attended the Univer-
sity of Puget Sound for two and a
half years.
He married Karen Sokolik in
Seattle. They were married for 37
years.
Mr, Taft served in the Marine
Corps from 1959 to 1962 at Camp
Pendelton in California He was
an expert rifle and pistol marks
man.
He worked as sales manager
for Glacier Beverage-Pepsi Cola,
West Coast Groceries-Olympia
Beer and Northwest Bottling<RC
Cola.
He was a member of the Boy
Scouts for 12 years, was an Eagle
Scout and served as a scoutmas—
ter.
Mr‘ Taft enjoyed classic cars,
boating, dirt bikes, lawn care and
gardening and collecting items
from the 19503 and 19605.
He is survived by wife Karen
R Taft of Grapeview; son Robert
Taft Jr of Port Orchard; daughter
Kimberly Williams of Gig Harbor;
sister Mary Kiel of Anacortes;
and grandson Steven Taft.
A memorial service will be held
at 1 pm. Sunday, April 19, at the
family home in Grapeview‘
Arrangements are by Forest
Funeral Home in Shelton.
, OCR Text: R05; L. Taft???
Robert L. Tafl: Srl, a resident of
Grapeview for the past five years,
died of cancer Thursday, April 9,
at Mason General Hospital‘ He
was 57.
He was born April 29, 1940, in
Tacoma to Charles and Mary
(Clark) Taft. He graduated from
Stadium High School in Tacoma
in 1958. He attended the Univer-
sity of Puget Sound for two and a
half years.
He married Karen Sokolik in
Seattle. They were married for 37
years.
Mr, Taft served in the Marine
Corps from 1959 to 1962 at Camp
Pendelton in California He was
an expert rifle and pistol marks
man.
He worked as sales manager
for Glacier Beverage-Pepsi Cola,
West Coast Groceries-Olympia
Beer and Northwest Bottling<RC
Cola.
He was a member of the Boy
Scouts for 12 years, was an Eagle
Scout and served as a scoutmas—
ter.
Mr‘ Taft enjoyed classic cars,
boating, dirt bikes, lawn care and
gardening and collecting items
from the 19503 and 19605.
He is survived by wife Karen
R Taft of Grapeview; son Robert
Taft Jr of Port Orchard; daughter
Kimberly Williams of Gig Harbor;
sister Mary Kiel of Anacortes;
and grandson Steven Taft.
A memorial service will be held
at 1 pm. Sunday, April 19, at the
family home in Grapeview‘
Arrangements are by Forest
Funeral Home in Shelton.
, Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,T Last Name,Taft, Robert L. Sr..tif,Taft, Robert L. Sr..tif, Taft, Robert L. Sr..tif
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