Lisa L. Henifin Lisa L. Henifin Lisa L. Henifin, a resident of Lacey for six months, died after a lifelong battle with bipolar disor~ der Sunday, October 4, in Shel» ton. She was 32. She was born October 10, 1965, in San Francisco, California, to High School in 1984 and attended Grays Harbor Community College and Bates Technical College, where she was pursuing a degree She married Daniel R. Henifin on October 31, 1992, in Hoquiam. Mrs. Henifin worked as a certir tied nurse’s aide in Mason, Thurs— ton and Grays Harbor counties. Her attendance and devotion to those in her care earned her the first Employee of the Month Award at Providence Mother Jo- seph Care Center in Lacey, She lived most of her life in Shelton. She was elected the Lions Club Princess for the 1980 Forest Festival and was a charter member of the Shelton Gymnas» tics Clubeh'e'vvas a loving wife, devoted mother to her two chil- dren, and touched all who knew her creative and imaginative spir- it, her family said. She enjoyed music, cooking, visiting friends and family, and was an avid reader and author of poems and short stories. . She is survived by husband Daniel Henifin of Lacey; son Chase Henifin and daughter Alexandra Henifin of the family home; mother and step-father Alice and Paul Johansson of Shel- ton; father and stepmother Michael and Judy Ogden of Shel— ton; grandmother Hazel Schmeil of Bellingham; and step-grand- mother Jean Ogden of Shelton. Also surviving are her sister, Carla Hearst of Shelton; step- sister Leina Johansson of Seattle; stepebrothers Brad Johansson 01" Montesano and Brendan Barr of Seattle; three nieces, three nephews and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. A celebration of life service will be held at 1 pm. Saturday, Octo— ber 10, at Mount Olive Lutheran Church in Shelton. The Reverend James Markus will officiate. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home in Shelton. , OCR Text: Lisa L. Henifin Lisa L. Henifin Lisa L. Henifin, a resident of Lacey for six months, died after a lifelong battle with bipolar disor~ der Sunday, October 4, in Shel» ton. She was 32. She was born October 10, 1965, in San Francisco, California, to High School in 1984 and attended Grays Harbor Community College and Bates Technical College, where she was pursuing a degree She married Daniel R. Henifin on October 31, 1992, in Hoquiam. Mrs. Henifin worked as a certir tied nurse’s aide in Mason, Thurs— ton and Grays Harbor counties. Her attendance and devotion to those in her care earned her the first Employee of the Month Award at Providence Mother Jo- seph Care Center in Lacey, She lived most of her life in Shelton. She was elected the Lions Club Princess for the 1980 Forest Festival and was a charter member of the Shelton Gymnas» tics Clubeh'e'vvas a loving wife, devoted mother to her two chil- dren, and touched all who knew her creative and imaginative spir- it, her family said. She enjoyed music, cooking, visiting friends and family, and was an avid reader and author of poems and short stories. . She is survived by husband Daniel Henifin of Lacey; son Chase Henifin and daughter Alexandra Henifin of the family home; mother and step-father Alice and Paul Johansson of Shel- ton; father and stepmother Michael and Judy Ogden of Shel— ton; grandmother Hazel Schmeil of Bellingham; and step-grand- mother Jean Ogden of Shelton. Also surviving are her sister, Carla Hearst of Shelton; step- sister Leina Johansson of Seattle; stepebrothers Brad Johansson 01" Montesano and Brendan Barr of Seattle; three nieces, three nephews and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. A celebration of life service will be held at 1 pm. Saturday, Octo— ber 10, at Mount Olive Lutheran Church in Shelton. The Reverend James Markus will officiate. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home in Shelton. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,H Last Name,Henifin, Lisa L..tif,Henifin, Lisa L..tif, Henifin, Lisa L..tif