7\,_ V1.1" imaDahmane 950/112: 32w” Virginia Donna Dahman of Shelton died June 30 at Capital Medical Center in Olympia. She_ was 69. She was born in Olympia on October 12, 1922 to Donald A. and Opal M. (Anderson) Miller. She was married in Shelton to E.A. Dahman on June 14, 1940. They lived in Quilcene from 1952 to 1964, While living there she was a member of the Royal Order ofEast- ern Star and 4»H Clubs. She was instrumental in establishing Rain- bow for Girls in the Quilcene area, In 1964 the family moved to Shelton to work more closely with their shellfish business, She was a member of the Seattle Children’s Orthopedic Guild and was closely involved with her husband in the Pacific Logging Conference. She enjoyed traveling, knitting, cro- cheting and gardening, Survivors include her husband, Ernest A. Dahman of Shelton; her sons, Donald A, Dahman of Shel- ton and Charles 0. Dahman of Shelton; her daughters, Ann Ml Anderson of Shelton, Susan M. Dahman of Shelton, Peggy L, Bloomfield of Shelton and Donna L. Bernal of Olympia; her sisters, Floy Batstone of Shelton and Shir- ley Anderson of Juneau, Alaska; her brother, Gene Clay of Lufldn, Texas; 20 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Pastor Randy Henderson offi- ciated at memorial services held July 6 at the United Methodist Church ofShelton. Inurnment was at Shelton Memorial Park. Ar- rangements were by McComb and Batstone Funeral Home. ”‘33! 9A"'— Virginia Dahman Services for Virginia Dahman, 69, of Shelton are being arranged by McComb and Batsbone Funeral Home. She died June 30 at Capital Medical Center Ol m 'a. “41 2M , OCR Text: 7\,_ V1.1" imaDahmane 950/112: 32w” Virginia Donna Dahman of Shelton died June 30 at Capital Medical Center in Olympia. She_ was 69. She was born in Olympia on October 12, 1922 to Donald A. and Opal M. (Anderson) Miller. She was married in Shelton to E.A. Dahman on June 14, 1940. They lived in Quilcene from 1952 to 1964, While living there she was a member of the Royal Order ofEast- ern Star and 4»H Clubs. She was instrumental in establishing Rain- bow for Girls in the Quilcene area, In 1964 the family moved to Shelton to work more closely with their shellfish business, She was a member of the Seattle Children’s Orthopedic Guild and was closely involved with her husband in the Pacific Logging Conference. She enjoyed traveling, knitting, cro- cheting and gardening, Survivors include her husband, Ernest A. Dahman of Shelton; her sons, Donald A, Dahman of Shel- ton and Charles 0. Dahman of Shelton; her daughters, Ann Ml Anderson of Shelton, Susan M. Dahman of Shelton, Peggy L, Bloomfield of Shelton and Donna L. Bernal of Olympia; her sisters, Floy Batstone of Shelton and Shir- ley Anderson of Juneau, Alaska; her brother, Gene Clay of Lufldn, Texas; 20 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Pastor Randy Henderson offi- ciated at memorial services held July 6 at the United Methodist Church ofShelton. Inurnment was at Shelton Memorial Park. Ar- rangements were by McComb and Batstone Funeral Home. ”‘33! 9A"'— Virginia Dahman Services for Virginia Dahman, 69, of Shelton are being arranged by McComb and Batsbone Funeral Home. She died June 30 at Capital Medical Center Ol m 'a. “41 2M , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,D Last Name,Dahman, Virginia Donna.tif,Dahman, Virginia Donna.tif, Dahman, Virginia Donna.tif