Geneva W. Glaser Geneva W. Glaser, 87, passed away at Fir Lane Health and Rehabilita- tion Center on May 28, 2006. She was born on August 29, 1918 in Galveston, TX to Karl and Augusta (Flick) Wagner. She married, had three children and became a single mother. Geneva worked ten years for the Veterans Hospital in Silver City, NM and then moved to Vallejo, CA and worked for 20 years at Mare Island Naval Shipyard which she retired from. Geneva married Hugo "Bud" Glar ser in 1974 and moved to Harst— ine Island. She called it "Paradise on earth". She was a member of Harstine island Grange #568 for 32 years and became Master, Geneva 5-4 * Zap; was very proud of the trophies that were won for the fair booths she helped design. She also helped raise money for dictionaries for grades 35 at Pioneer school and she also worked on scholar- ship funds for many years. She enjoyed reading, traveling, chasing antiques, playing pinochle, cooking for family and friends and watching Mt. Rainier’s chang- ing colors. ‘ Our Father in heaven blessed all of those who were ever touched by Geneva. Her kindness and generosity were second to none. Harstine Island at Ballow is a special piece of heaven and Geneva knew she was home when she married Bud in 1974. She immedi- ately became active in so many wonderful helpful causes. Family and community was her dedication in life. Geneva always will be remembered for her soft spoken voice and truly a lady in every way. Geneva is survived by her husband Hugo "Bud” Glaser of Shelton, three daughters; Norma E. Kearby of American Canyon, CA, Sue zan J. Felton and Pattie Gibson both of Shelton, two sons: Ralph Gibbs of Colorado Springs, CO and Michael Glaser of Shelton, one brother; Grover Wagner of Aurora, CO, 27 grandchildren, 24 great grandchi!dren and 1 great, great granddaughter. She was preceded in death by her daughter Sharon Rosenberg, son Vincent Glaser, brothers Russell Wagner USMC killed in Vietnam, Lt. Frid Wagner US Army retired and Roy Wagner, two sisters; Carol Wagner and Drucy Ann Cunniham. A memorial service will be held at the Harstine island Community Hall on Friday, June 2, 2006 at 11:00 am. Visitation will be at Mcr Comb Funeral Home in Shelton on Thursday, June 1, 2006 from 8:00 am to 12:00 noon. A private inurnment service will be held at l Ballow Cemetery on Harstine Island. A's/—Laa i if‘ardflbrrua Nor/oer ’ , OCR Text: Geneva W. Glaser Geneva W. Glaser, 87, passed away at Fir Lane Health and Rehabilita- tion Center on May 28, 2006. She was born on August 29, 1918 in Galveston, TX to Karl and Augusta (Flick) Wagner. She married, had three children and became a single mother. Geneva worked ten years for the Veterans Hospital in Silver City, NM and then moved to Vallejo, CA and worked for 20 years at Mare Island Naval Shipyard which she retired from. Geneva married Hugo "Bud" Glar ser in 1974 and moved to Harst— ine Island. She called it "Paradise on earth". She was a member of Harstine island Grange #568 for 32 years and became Master, Geneva 5-4 * Zap; was very proud of the trophies that were won for the fair booths she helped design. She also helped raise money for dictionaries for grades 35 at Pioneer school and she also worked on scholar- ship funds for many years. She enjoyed reading, traveling, chasing antiques, playing pinochle, cooking for family and friends and watching Mt. Rainier’s chang- ing colors. ‘ Our Father in heaven blessed all of those who were ever touched by Geneva. Her kindness and generosity were second to none. Harstine Island at Ballow is a special piece of heaven and Geneva knew she was home when she married Bud in 1974. She immedi- ately became active in so many wonderful helpful causes. Family and community was her dedication in life. Geneva always will be remembered for her soft spoken voice and truly a lady in every way. Geneva is survived by her husband Hugo "Bud” Glaser of Shelton, three daughters; Norma E. Kearby of American Canyon, CA, Sue zan J. Felton and Pattie Gibson both of Shelton, two sons: Ralph Gibbs of Colorado Springs, CO and Michael Glaser of Shelton, one brother; Grover Wagner of Aurora, CO, 27 grandchildren, 24 great grandchi!dren and 1 great, great granddaughter. She was preceded in death by her daughter Sharon Rosenberg, son Vincent Glaser, brothers Russell Wagner USMC killed in Vietnam, Lt. Frid Wagner US Army retired and Roy Wagner, two sisters; Carol Wagner and Drucy Ann Cunniham. A memorial service will be held at the Harstine island Community Hall on Friday, June 2, 2006 at 11:00 am. Visitation will be at Mcr Comb Funeral Home in Shelton on Thursday, June 1, 2006 from 8:00 am to 12:00 noon. A private inurnment service will be held at l Ballow Cemetery on Harstine Island. A's/—Laa i if‘ardflbrrua Nor/oer ’ , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,G Last Name,Glaser, Geneva W..tif,Glaser, Geneva W..tif, Glaser, Geneva W..tif