Florence Cady Florence Ellen “Flossie” Cody, longtime Belfair resi- dent, passed away peace- fully on Monday, August 3. She was M r s Cady was born in C h i c a go I l l in o i s , on July 7, 1912 to i l l i a In and Flor- ence Gib- son. Florence old when Cady her fam- \ w ily moved to Long Beach California, where she ate tended high school and was a cheerleader and active in journalism. That is when her love of writing poetry and becoming a lifelong journalist began. On February 14, 1936 she married “Bill” Cady Jr. They moved to Bel- fair where they raised three sons: Don, Jim and Alan. Mrsi Cady was a founding member of the Belfair Com- munity Baptist Church, the Evergreen Garden Club and the North Mason Chamber of Commerce. When she wasn’t involved in her sons’ or community activities, she worked for Cady Real Es- tate and Insurance. One of her proudest mem— ories was her service to the country as an aircraft spot- ter in a civil defense tower during World War II and the Korean War‘ She was also recognized for her 50- year continuous voting re- cord in Mason County, She was well known for her art. work, her contributions to the Evergreen Garden Club and her dedicated Christian life She was preceded in death by her husband Bill Cady in November of 1995, son Jim in January of 2004 and brother Wallace Gibson. She is survived by sons Don and wife Paulette of Belfair and Alan and wife Carla of Seabeck; daughter- in-law Mary Jo of Shelton; seven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; sis- ter-in-law Evelyn Gibson of La Quinta, California, and her special dog Ladyl Services were held Au» gust 8 at the Belfair Com— munity Baptist Church, Donations may be made to your favorite local char- ity. , OCR Text: Florence Cady Florence Ellen “Flossie” Cody, longtime Belfair resi- dent, passed away peace- fully on Monday, August 3. She was M r s Cady was born in C h i c a go I l l in o i s , on July 7, 1912 to i l l i a In and Flor- ence Gib- son. Florence old when Cady her fam- \ w ily moved to Long Beach California, where she ate tended high school and was a cheerleader and active in journalism. That is when her love of writing poetry and becoming a lifelong journalist began. On February 14, 1936 she married “Bill” Cady Jr. They moved to Bel- fair where they raised three sons: Don, Jim and Alan. Mrsi Cady was a founding member of the Belfair Com- munity Baptist Church, the Evergreen Garden Club and the North Mason Chamber of Commerce. When she wasn’t involved in her sons’ or community activities, she worked for Cady Real Es- tate and Insurance. One of her proudest mem— ories was her service to the country as an aircraft spot- ter in a civil defense tower during World War II and the Korean War‘ She was also recognized for her 50- year continuous voting re- cord in Mason County, She was well known for her art. work, her contributions to the Evergreen Garden Club and her dedicated Christian life She was preceded in death by her husband Bill Cady in November of 1995, son Jim in January of 2004 and brother Wallace Gibson. She is survived by sons Don and wife Paulette of Belfair and Alan and wife Carla of Seabeck; daughter- in-law Mary Jo of Shelton; seven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; sis- ter-in-law Evelyn Gibson of La Quinta, California, and her special dog Ladyl Services were held Au» gust 8 at the Belfair Com— munity Baptist Church, Donations may be made to your favorite local char- ity. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,C Last Name,Cady, Florence Ellen ''Flossie''.tif,Cady, Florence Ellen ''Flossie''.tif, Cady, Florence Ellen ''Flossie''.tif