retired. {7
No services or me-
morial at her request.
Barbara requested dona-
tions be made to Olym-
pic College or Children’s
Orthopedic Hospital.
Barbara Elaine
(Durand)
issoniere
Barbara Elaine (Du-
rand) LaBissoniere was
born August 23, 1926,
in Bemidji, Minnesota
to Henry “Hank” and
Florence “Flo” (Maher)
Durand and died Janu-
ary 27, 2017.
She graduated from
Irene S. Reed High
School in 1944. She mar-
ried Allen Joseph LaBis-
soniere. Together they
had one son, Terry La-
Bissorfiere of Covington
Washington.
Barbara had 7
grand children and 2
great grand children.
She had two brothers,
Gene Durand of San
Jose, California and
James Durand of Elma,
Washington both of
whom predeceased her.
Barbara worked at Val-
ley Appliance, Kirkebo
Construction of Tacoma,
Rayonier, Inc. Shelton,
R. F. Eddy Accounting
and Mason County PUD
#3 where she eventually
, OCR Text:
retired. {7
No services or me-
morial at her request.
Barbara requested dona-
tions be made to Olym-
pic College or Children’s
Orthopedic Hospital.
Barbara Elaine
(Durand)
issoniere
Barbara Elaine (Du-
rand) LaBissoniere was
born August 23, 1926,
in Bemidji, Minnesota
to Henry “Hank” and
Florence “Flo” (Maher)
Durand and died Janu-
ary 27, 2017.
She graduated from
Irene S. Reed High
School in 1944. She mar-
ried Allen Joseph LaBis-
soniere. Together they
had one son, Terry La-
Bissorfiere of Covington
Washington.
Barbara had 7
grand children and 2
great grand children.
She had two brothers,
Gene Durand of San
Jose, California and
James Durand of Elma,
Washington both of
whom predeceased her.
Barbara worked at Val-
ley Appliance, Kirkebo
Construction of Tacoma,
Rayonier, Inc. Shelton,
R. F. Eddy Accounting
and Mason County PUD
#3 where she eventually
, Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,La Last Name,LaBissoniere, Barbara Elaine (Durand).jpg,LaBissoniere, Barbara Elaine (Durand).jpg, LaBissoniere, Barbara Elaine (Durand).jpg
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