Carl Ramsbottorn ‘\ 4L0 1% ”H Carl Ramsbottom Carl “Tuck” Ramsbottom, a longtime Shelton resident, died of Cancer at Saint Peter Hospital in Olympia on Wednesday, Novem- ber 12. He was 58. He was born November 5, 1939, in Gallatin, Missouri, to James and Ruby Ramsbottom. He graduated from Gallatin High School in 1957. Mr Ramsbottom moved to Washington State in February 1969 to work for Boeing He start- ed working for Simpson Timber Company in 1971 and worked there until January 1997, when illness forced him to retire. He enjoyed hunting and fishing throughout his life and spent much of his time in the company of his best friends, Bob and Ellie Carstins of Shelton. He married Sheila Clark of Gallatin on June 22, 1972, and settled in the Skokomish Valley ‘to raise their family. He is survived by his wife, Sheila Ramsbottom of Shelton; son Jason Ramsbottom of Lorton, Virginia; daughters Jackie Lester of Shelton and Suni Cunningham of Fort Polk, Louisiana; and seven grandchildren: Other survivors include his mother, Ruby Ramsbottom of Gallatin; sisters Norma Sheridan of Snohomish and Helen Ruth Diem of Springfield, Missouri. His father, James Ramsbot- torn, and brothers, James Rams- bottom Jrr and Thomas McKim, preceded him in death A memorial service was held on Saturday, November 15, at the Skokomish Community Church. A gathering of Mri Ramsbottom’s friends and family was held at the family’s Skokomish Valley home after the service. , OCR Text: Carl Ramsbottorn ‘\ 4L0 1% ”H Carl Ramsbottom Carl “Tuck” Ramsbottom, a longtime Shelton resident, died of Cancer at Saint Peter Hospital in Olympia on Wednesday, Novem- ber 12. He was 58. He was born November 5, 1939, in Gallatin, Missouri, to James and Ruby Ramsbottom. He graduated from Gallatin High School in 1957. Mr Ramsbottom moved to Washington State in February 1969 to work for Boeing He start- ed working for Simpson Timber Company in 1971 and worked there until January 1997, when illness forced him to retire. He enjoyed hunting and fishing throughout his life and spent much of his time in the company of his best friends, Bob and Ellie Carstins of Shelton. He married Sheila Clark of Gallatin on June 22, 1972, and settled in the Skokomish Valley ‘to raise their family. He is survived by his wife, Sheila Ramsbottom of Shelton; son Jason Ramsbottom of Lorton, Virginia; daughters Jackie Lester of Shelton and Suni Cunningham of Fort Polk, Louisiana; and seven grandchildren: Other survivors include his mother, Ruby Ramsbottom of Gallatin; sisters Norma Sheridan of Snohomish and Helen Ruth Diem of Springfield, Missouri. His father, James Ramsbot- torn, and brothers, James Rams- bottom Jrr and Thomas McKim, preceded him in death A memorial service was held on Saturday, November 15, at the Skokomish Community Church. A gathering of Mri Ramsbottom’s friends and family was held at the family’s Skokomish Valley home after the service. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,R Last Name,Ramsbottom, Carl ''Tuck''.tif,Ramsbottom, Carl ''Tuck''.tif, Ramsbottom, Carl ''Tuck''.tif