Dennis Blackburn Dennis Clare (Lightfoot) Black- burn died Saturday, February '7, at her home in Lilliwaup after a lengthy illness. She was 74. She was born August 27 1929 in Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canar da, to Clarence and Clare (For- rest) Lightfoot. She graduated from Saint James Collegiate in 1946 and worked for the Hudson’s Bay Company. ‘ She married Robert Black- . burn on April 23, Dennis 1949. They Blackburn moved their farm ily to the U.S. in 1965, living in California, then settling in Port Angeles. After Mr. Blackburn re- tired, they moved to M ason County, She enjoyed reading, crossword puzzles, crafts and gardening. In the summer the Blackburns en- joyed traveling in their motor- home with close friends. She loved her pet cat, Kato. Mrs. Blackburn was a member of the Order of the Amaranth. She will be remembered for her love of her family and friends, her survivors said. Her eldest son, Randy Black- burn, died in 1965, Surviving are her husband Robert Blackburn of Lilliwaup; sons Richard Blackburn and his wife Jodie of Bullhead City, Ari- zona, Bob Blackburn and his wife Connie of Keizer, Oregon, and David Blackburn and his wife Cheryl of Port Angeles; daughter ‘ Beverly Lueth and her husband Dr. Brian Lueth of Everett; sister Carole Finlayson of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada; 11 grandchil» dren and two great-grandchildren. A memorial service is set for 2:30 p.111, Saturday, February 14, at the Union City Masonic Tem» ple, North 19331 Highway 101. Arrangements are by Forest Funeral Home of Shelton. , OCR Text: Dennis Blackburn Dennis Clare (Lightfoot) Black- burn died Saturday, February '7, at her home in Lilliwaup after a lengthy illness. She was 74. She was born August 27 1929 in Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canar da, to Clarence and Clare (For- rest) Lightfoot. She graduated from Saint James Collegiate in 1946 and worked for the Hudson’s Bay Company. ‘ She married Robert Black- . burn on April 23, Dennis 1949. They Blackburn moved their farm ily to the U.S. in 1965, living in California, then settling in Port Angeles. After Mr. Blackburn re- tired, they moved to M ason County, She enjoyed reading, crossword puzzles, crafts and gardening. In the summer the Blackburns en- joyed traveling in their motor- home with close friends. She loved her pet cat, Kato. Mrs. Blackburn was a member of the Order of the Amaranth. She will be remembered for her love of her family and friends, her survivors said. Her eldest son, Randy Black- burn, died in 1965, Surviving are her husband Robert Blackburn of Lilliwaup; sons Richard Blackburn and his wife Jodie of Bullhead City, Ari- zona, Bob Blackburn and his wife Connie of Keizer, Oregon, and David Blackburn and his wife Cheryl of Port Angeles; daughter ‘ Beverly Lueth and her husband Dr. Brian Lueth of Everett; sister Carole Finlayson of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada; 11 grandchil» dren and two great-grandchildren. A memorial service is set for 2:30 p.111, Saturday, February 14, at the Union City Masonic Tem» ple, North 19331 Highway 101. Arrangements are by Forest Funeral Home of Shelton. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,B Last Name,Blackburn, Dennis Clare (Lightfoot).tif,Blackburn, Dennis Clare (Lightfoot).tif, Blackburn, Dennis Clare (Lightfoot).tif