:4 Helen Mann Helen Mann Former Hood Canal resident Helen (Shawhan) Mann died Sep- tember 9 at her home in Bel- am. She was 75, 1mg}; moved to the south shore of Hood Canal after her marriage in 1950 to Calvin H. Mann Jr., and resided there with her hus— band and two small children until 1956, when the family moved to Bellinghamt ‘ ‘ She attended Mis51551pp1_State College for Women, earning ‘a bachelor’s degree in education in 1946. , She was cofounder of the Hood Canal News, and to a predecessor of the HuazTeberry Herald, later the Belfair Herald, She also helped found Saint Paul‘s Episco— pal Little Epistle‘s preschool. Mrs. Mann was a Master Gar- dener, and a member of the Whatcom Literacy Council, Bel- lingham Theater Guild, Saint Anne’s Guild and the American Association of University Women, and volunteered at the Sharing Shop, Her hobbies included the Liter« ary Guild Reading Group, Inter- national Student Exchange Pro- gram, classical music, saltwater "$35" I, ‘ “$531113. family traditions and bringing southern culture to the North’- west, She was preceded in death by her husband, Cal Mann, in 1987. She is survived by her daugh» ters, Helen Tanzer and her hus- band Stephen of Bellingham, San ah McEvoy and her husband Michael of Bellingham, and Jean Mann of Seattle; sons Ranny Mann and his wife Rhodora of Bellingham, Cal Mann and his wife Natalie of Palo Alto, Califor- nia, Hunter Mann of Bellingham, and Ben Mann and his partner Christopher Walton of Antarctica Also surviving are her brother, the Reverend Ben Shawhan of Texas; grandchildren Shaw and Hunter Mann-Dempster of Bel- lingham, Emily McEvoy, Heidi McEvoy, Reid McEvoy and Jor» dan Mann, all of Bellingham, Ryan Mann and Charlie Mann of Palo Alto, California. , OCR Text: :4 Helen Mann Helen Mann Former Hood Canal resident Helen (Shawhan) Mann died Sep- tember 9 at her home in Bel- am. She was 75, 1mg}; moved to the south shore of Hood Canal after her marriage in 1950 to Calvin H. Mann Jr., and resided there with her hus— band and two small children until 1956, when the family moved to Bellinghamt ‘ ‘ She attended Mis51551pp1_State College for Women, earning ‘a bachelor’s degree in education in 1946. , She was cofounder of the Hood Canal News, and to a predecessor of the HuazTeberry Herald, later the Belfair Herald, She also helped found Saint Paul‘s Episco— pal Little Epistle‘s preschool. Mrs. Mann was a Master Gar- dener, and a member of the Whatcom Literacy Council, Bel- lingham Theater Guild, Saint Anne’s Guild and the American Association of University Women, and volunteered at the Sharing Shop, Her hobbies included the Liter« ary Guild Reading Group, Inter- national Student Exchange Pro- gram, classical music, saltwater "$35" I, ‘ “$531113. family traditions and bringing southern culture to the North’- west, She was preceded in death by her husband, Cal Mann, in 1987. She is survived by her daugh» ters, Helen Tanzer and her hus- band Stephen of Bellingham, San ah McEvoy and her husband Michael of Bellingham, and Jean Mann of Seattle; sons Ranny Mann and his wife Rhodora of Bellingham, Cal Mann and his wife Natalie of Palo Alto, Califor- nia, Hunter Mann of Bellingham, and Ben Mann and his partner Christopher Walton of Antarctica Also surviving are her brother, the Reverend Ben Shawhan of Texas; grandchildren Shaw and Hunter Mann-Dempster of Bel- lingham, Emily McEvoy, Heidi McEvoy, Reid McEvoy and Jor» dan Mann, all of Bellingham, Ryan Mann and Charlie Mann of Palo Alto, California. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,M Last Name,Mann, Helen (Shawhan) (1).tif,Mann, Helen (Shawhan) (1).tif, Mann, Helen (Shawhan) (1).tif