Gregory Mallinger Gregory Mallinger Gregory Lee Mallinger died of brain cancer in the presence of friends and family at his home in Juneau, Alaska, on August 27. He was 39‘ He was born on November 21, 1956. In 1975 he moved to Ju» neau, where he established his company, Mallinger Masonry, Af- ter he married Lora in Washing- ton on June 4, 1977 the couple re— turned to Alaska Mr. Mallinger enjoyed his work, He built the 15th station of the cross at the Shrine of Saint Therese and he set the corner stone at the shine on Memorial Day of 1989. He worked with the late Homer Beedle in planning and building the base for a statue of Mother Mary in Saint Paul’s Catholic Church in Juneau. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and spending time with his fami- lyr Survivors include his wife, Lora; his children, Jacob, Jenna and Gregory Bud Michael of Ju- neau; his parents, John D. and Betty Ann Mallinger of Shelton; his grandmothers, Connie Frank- lin of Shelton and Martha Mal- linger of Shelton; his brother and sisterdn—law, John V. and Sharon Mallinger of Juneau; his brother, Matthew Mallinger of Juneau; his sisters and brothers-in-law, Melo- dy Ann and Eugene Earl Calvin I] of Sumner, Therese and Mark Berry of Kenton and Ella and Sam Stacy of Gig Harbor; and many aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews. Services were held Alaska, The pallbearers were John V. Malling- er, Matthew Mallinger, Dan Buz- by, Mike Anderson, Guy Hays, Jim Healey and Thomas Fitterer. 5195?,» Snub», Mum (em Jam“; , OCR Text: Gregory Mallinger Gregory Mallinger Gregory Lee Mallinger died of brain cancer in the presence of friends and family at his home in Juneau, Alaska, on August 27. He was 39‘ He was born on November 21, 1956. In 1975 he moved to Ju» neau, where he established his company, Mallinger Masonry, Af- ter he married Lora in Washing- ton on June 4, 1977 the couple re— turned to Alaska Mr. Mallinger enjoyed his work, He built the 15th station of the cross at the Shrine of Saint Therese and he set the corner stone at the shine on Memorial Day of 1989. He worked with the late Homer Beedle in planning and building the base for a statue of Mother Mary in Saint Paul’s Catholic Church in Juneau. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and spending time with his fami- lyr Survivors include his wife, Lora; his children, Jacob, Jenna and Gregory Bud Michael of Ju- neau; his parents, John D. and Betty Ann Mallinger of Shelton; his grandmothers, Connie Frank- lin of Shelton and Martha Mal- linger of Shelton; his brother and sisterdn—law, John V. and Sharon Mallinger of Juneau; his brother, Matthew Mallinger of Juneau; his sisters and brothers-in-law, Melo- dy Ann and Eugene Earl Calvin I] of Sumner, Therese and Mark Berry of Kenton and Ella and Sam Stacy of Gig Harbor; and many aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews. Services were held Alaska, The pallbearers were John V. Malling- er, Matthew Mallinger, Dan Buz- by, Mike Anderson, Guy Hays, Jim Healey and Thomas Fitterer. 5195?,» Snub», Mum (em Jam“; , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,M Last Name,Mallinger, Gregory Lee (1).tif,Mallinger, Gregory Lee (1).tif, Mallinger, Gregory Lee (1).tif