Mamienbw" Brady Allan Fellenberg, 18, a 16- year resident of Shelton, died after a motorcycle accident Sunday, Oct. 16, 1994, in Mason General Hospi- tal, Shelton. He was born Oct. 2, 1976, to Bill J. and Carolyn M. (Fletcher) Fellr enberg, in Rexberg, Idaho. He was a senior at Shelton High School. Brady served as a firefighter with the Shelton Fire Department from November 1993 to Oct. 16, 1994. He served with distinction as a member of the firefighting team, fighting the 1994 firestorms in the Entiat and Leavenworth areas. He was working toward a Firefighter 1 certificate through the Shelton High School running start pro» , “Firefighter Career Orienta- tion" He spent three hours of his school day training. ‘ Since his childhood, Brady enr Joyed fingrmotomcles. He worked as a motorcycle mechanic with Blue Ribbon Cycle in Shelton. Surviving Brady, besides his par- ents of the famib' home, are a sis- ter, Jennifer A Fellenberg, Seattle; his paternal grandparents, Ruben and Florence Fellenberg, and his maternal grandmother, Elsie Fletcher, all of Libby, Mont; his maternal grandfather, Harold Fletcher, Portland, Ore; and nu- . merous aunts and uncles. Friends may pay their respects from 7 to 9 pm. Wednesday and from 9 am. to 3 pm. Thursday in McComb Funeral Home Chapel, Shelton. A memorial service for Brady will begin at 4 pm. Thursday in the Arcadia Fire Hall/Mason County Fire District 4. The Rev. Steve Schroeder will officiate. The family suggests that memo— rial donations maybe made to the Brady Fellenberngirefighters Scholarship Fund, c/o Simpson Employees Federal Credit Union, PO. Box 1670, Shelton. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home Shelton. _/r Dar/W7 v ‘07! VMF‘” Brady Fellenberg Brady Fellenberg Services will be held this after- noon for Brady Alan Fellenberg of Shelton. He was declared to be dead on October 16 at Mason Gen- eral Hospital following a motorcy- cle accident. He was 18. He was born in Rexberg, Idaho, on October 2, 1976 to Bill J. and Carolyn M. (Fletcher) Fellenberg. He attended the Shelton public schools and was a senior at Shelton High School. Mri Fellenberg had served with the Shelton Fire Department since November 10, 1993 While a mem- ber of the department he served with distinction as a member of a firefighting team. He fought the 1994 firestorms in the Entiat and Leavenworth areas of eastern Washington. He was working to- ward a Firefighter One certificate in the Firefighter Career Orienta- tion class of the Running Start program at SHS. The program was part of his currculum for the senior year and involved spending three hours of his school day training at the Shelton Fire Department for a career in fire service. , He loved riding motorcycles omaveryyoungage.Hehadbeen , employed as a motorcycle mechan- ic with Blue Ribbon Cycles in Shelton. Survivors include his parents, Bill and Carolyn Fellenberg of Shelton; his sister, Jennifer A. Fel- lenberg of Seattle; his paternal grandparents, Ruben and Florence Fellenberg of Libby, Montana; his maternal grandparents, Elsie Fletcher of Libby and Harold Fletcher of Portland, Oregon; and numerous aunts and uncles. There will be a visitation at McComb Funeral Home from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on October 201 The Reverend Steve Schroeder will offi- ciate at memorial services what uled to begin at 4 pm. on October 20 in the Arcadia Fire Hall of Ma- son County Fire Protection Dis- trict 4. Arrangements are by Mo- Comb Funera Ho e. {my} way salmon fi/fisoh par/W «Mm , OCR Text: Mamienbw" Brady Allan Fellenberg, 18, a 16- year resident of Shelton, died after a motorcycle accident Sunday, Oct. 16, 1994, in Mason General Hospi- tal, Shelton. He was born Oct. 2, 1976, to Bill J. and Carolyn M. (Fletcher) Fellr enberg, in Rexberg, Idaho. He was a senior at Shelton High School. Brady served as a firefighter with the Shelton Fire Department from November 1993 to Oct. 16, 1994. He served with distinction as a member of the firefighting team, fighting the 1994 firestorms in the Entiat and Leavenworth areas. He was working toward a Firefighter 1 certificate through the Shelton High School running start pro» , “Firefighter Career Orienta- tion" He spent three hours of his school day training. ‘ Since his childhood, Brady enr Joyed fingrmotomcles. He worked as a motorcycle mechanic with Blue Ribbon Cycle in Shelton. Surviving Brady, besides his par- ents of the famib' home, are a sis- ter, Jennifer A Fellenberg, Seattle; his paternal grandparents, Ruben and Florence Fellenberg, and his maternal grandmother, Elsie Fletcher, all of Libby, Mont; his maternal grandfather, Harold Fletcher, Portland, Ore; and nu- . merous aunts and uncles. Friends may pay their respects from 7 to 9 pm. Wednesday and from 9 am. to 3 pm. Thursday in McComb Funeral Home Chapel, Shelton. A memorial service for Brady will begin at 4 pm. Thursday in the Arcadia Fire Hall/Mason County Fire District 4. The Rev. Steve Schroeder will officiate. The family suggests that memo— rial donations maybe made to the Brady Fellenberngirefighters Scholarship Fund, c/o Simpson Employees Federal Credit Union, PO. Box 1670, Shelton. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home Shelton. _/r Dar/W7 v ‘07! VMF‘” Brady Fellenberg Brady Fellenberg Services will be held this after- noon for Brady Alan Fellenberg of Shelton. He was declared to be dead on October 16 at Mason Gen- eral Hospital following a motorcy- cle accident. He was 18. He was born in Rexberg, Idaho, on October 2, 1976 to Bill J. and Carolyn M. (Fletcher) Fellenberg. He attended the Shelton public schools and was a senior at Shelton High School. Mri Fellenberg had served with the Shelton Fire Department since November 10, 1993 While a mem- ber of the department he served with distinction as a member of a firefighting team. He fought the 1994 firestorms in the Entiat and Leavenworth areas of eastern Washington. He was working to- ward a Firefighter One certificate in the Firefighter Career Orienta- tion class of the Running Start program at SHS. The program was part of his currculum for the senior year and involved spending three hours of his school day training at the Shelton Fire Department for a career in fire service. , He loved riding motorcycles omaveryyoungage.Hehadbeen , employed as a motorcycle mechan- ic with Blue Ribbon Cycles in Shelton. Survivors include his parents, Bill and Carolyn Fellenberg of Shelton; his sister, Jennifer A. Fel- lenberg of Seattle; his paternal grandparents, Ruben and Florence Fellenberg of Libby, Montana; his maternal grandparents, Elsie Fletcher of Libby and Harold Fletcher of Portland, Oregon; and numerous aunts and uncles. There will be a visitation at McComb Funeral Home from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on October 201 The Reverend Steve Schroeder will offi- ciate at memorial services what uled to begin at 4 pm. on October 20 in the Arcadia Fire Hall of Ma- son County Fire Protection Dis- trict 4. 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