7- 23 2005 Cecelia7 Howland Cecelia Anne Howland died on Thursday, July 21, at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle. She was 49 and lived in Shelton for 44 years. The cause of her death is pending She was born on July 16; 1956 in Bremerton to David S. and Ce» celia (Harris) Clark. She grad uated from Shel- ton High School and traveled be fore returning to Shelton. She had an interior decorat- Cecelia ing business in Howland Shelton for eight years and then owned and operat- ed the Beach-In Tanning Salon in Olympia for seven years. She was an entrepreneur and enjoyed starting and running new busi- nesses, her family said She also enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, was spontaneous and liked doing things on the spur of the moment. Her other interests included watching movies, interior deco- rating, cooking and keeping a spotless home. Her parents, brother David Clark and sister Terri Clark pre— ceded her in death. Surviving are son Christopher Howland of Shelton; daughters Heidi Howland and Heather Howland of Olympia; companion William “Bill" Hatfield of Shelton; sister Evelyn Clark of Shelton; aunt Marceline Turner of Seattle; grandchildren Kristian Knight of Shelton and Caleb Howland»Forc- ier; Breonna Howland-Forcier and Xayveahn Marshall of Olym- pia; and numerous nieces and nephews A memorial mass will be held at noon on Monday, August 1, at Saint Edward’s Catholic Church in Shelton. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home of Shelton. , OCR Text: 7- 23 2005 Cecelia7 Howland Cecelia Anne Howland died on Thursday, July 21, at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle. She was 49 and lived in Shelton for 44 years. The cause of her death is pending She was born on July 16; 1956 in Bremerton to David S. and Ce» celia (Harris) Clark. She grad uated from Shel- ton High School and traveled be fore returning to Shelton. She had an interior decorat- Cecelia ing business in Howland Shelton for eight years and then owned and operat- ed the Beach-In Tanning Salon in Olympia for seven years. She was an entrepreneur and enjoyed starting and running new busi- nesses, her family said She also enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, was spontaneous and liked doing things on the spur of the moment. Her other interests included watching movies, interior deco- rating, cooking and keeping a spotless home. Her parents, brother David Clark and sister Terri Clark pre— ceded her in death. Surviving are son Christopher Howland of Shelton; daughters Heidi Howland and Heather Howland of Olympia; companion William “Bill" Hatfield of Shelton; sister Evelyn Clark of Shelton; aunt Marceline Turner of Seattle; grandchildren Kristian Knight of Shelton and Caleb Howland»Forc- ier; Breonna Howland-Forcier and Xayveahn Marshall of Olym- pia; and numerous nieces and nephews A memorial mass will be held at noon on Monday, August 1, at Saint Edward’s Catholic Church in Shelton. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home of Shelton. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,H Last Name,Howland, Cecelia Anne.tif,Howland, Cecelia Anne.tif, Howland, Cecelia Anne.tif