Lucille Nash l/ i‘S/qtp Services will be held Saturday for Lucille Nash of Shelton. She died January 11 at Fir Lane Ter- race Convalescent Center, She was 97‘ She was born in Iowa on De- cember 17, 1898. Her mother, Mable, was the oldest daughter of George Fish Kelley, a Wesleyan Methodist Episcopal horse and buggy circuit preacher, according to Jim Nash of Sequim. Mable died when Mrs. Nash was 31/2 years old and she was then reared by Catholic nuns in Colorado. She taught school in Oregon and during the summers worked in a Kodak camera shop in Sea- side, Oregon. She was married to Walter Nash in Oregon. Their son, Jim, was born in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Nash moved quite often be- fore settling in Shelton in 1939. In Shelton Mr. Nash and his brother, Al, started Nash Broth- ers Appliance Storel Mrs. Nash Worked there as a receptionist, bookkeeper and secretary. The brothers sold the store to George Valley in 1956 and for a while Mr. Nash built homes in Shelton. They then moved to Ohio, where Mr. Nash was a pro» duct developer and salesman for a company that manufactured labor saving residential heating ducts. Mrs. Nash worked as her hus- band’s girl Fridayl They moved to a plant site in Detroit Lakes, North Dakota, and lived there un— til they retired to Shelton in 1968. Mr. Nash was a past comman- der of the Shelton post of the American Legion, a past presi- dent of the chamber of commerce and one of the founders of the Mason County Forest Festival. Mrsl Nash was a member of a business women‘s sorority, the Eastern Star, the American Le» gion Auxiliary and the Methodist church. Mr. Nash preceded her in deathAin 1981. Survivors include her son, Jim Nash; her grandchil— dren, Susan Mason and Sally Nash of Sequim and William Nash of Phoenix, Arizona; and her great—grandchildren, Stepha- nie and Heidi MammotSeqaim. The Reverend Steve Schroeder will officiate at memorial services scheduled to begin at 1 pm. on January 20 at Fir Lane Terrace Convalescent Center. George Val- ley will make some comments at that time. Interment will be in Shelton. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home. , OCR Text: Lucille Nash l/ i‘S/qtp Services will be held Saturday for Lucille Nash of Shelton. She died January 11 at Fir Lane Ter- race Convalescent Center, She was 97‘ She was born in Iowa on De- cember 17, 1898. Her mother, Mable, was the oldest daughter of George Fish Kelley, a Wesleyan Methodist Episcopal horse and buggy circuit preacher, according to Jim Nash of Sequim. Mable died when Mrs. Nash was 31/2 years old and she was then reared by Catholic nuns in Colorado. She taught school in Oregon and during the summers worked in a Kodak camera shop in Sea- side, Oregon. She was married to Walter Nash in Oregon. Their son, Jim, was born in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Nash moved quite often be- fore settling in Shelton in 1939. In Shelton Mr. Nash and his brother, Al, started Nash Broth- ers Appliance Storel Mrs. Nash Worked there as a receptionist, bookkeeper and secretary. The brothers sold the store to George Valley in 1956 and for a while Mr. Nash built homes in Shelton. They then moved to Ohio, where Mr. Nash was a pro» duct developer and salesman for a company that manufactured labor saving residential heating ducts. Mrs. Nash worked as her hus- band’s girl Fridayl They moved to a plant site in Detroit Lakes, North Dakota, and lived there un— til they retired to Shelton in 1968. Mr. Nash was a past comman- der of the Shelton post of the American Legion, a past presi- dent of the chamber of commerce and one of the founders of the Mason County Forest Festival. Mrsl Nash was a member of a business women‘s sorority, the Eastern Star, the American Le» gion Auxiliary and the Methodist church. Mr. Nash preceded her in deathAin 1981. Survivors include her son, Jim Nash; her grandchil— dren, Susan Mason and Sally Nash of Sequim and William Nash of Phoenix, Arizona; and her great—grandchildren, Stepha- nie and Heidi MammotSeqaim. The Reverend Steve Schroeder will officiate at memorial services scheduled to begin at 1 pm. on January 20 at Fir Lane Terrace Convalescent Center. George Val- ley will make some comments at that time. Interment will be in Shelton. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,N Last Name,Nash, Lucille.tif,Nash, Lucille.tif, Nash, Lucille.tif