Carl Sundstengylfigil
Private family services will be
held today for Carl W. Sundsten of
Olympia. He died December 15 at
Capital Medical Center in Olym-
pia. He was 61.
Mr. Sundsten was born on June
14, 193.0 to Carl Nicholas and
Hazel Carrie (Johnson) Sundsten
of Shelton. As a child he lived with
his parents at Camp Five and
Camp Three and attended Mary M.
Knight School in Matlock. They
later moved to Shelton where he
was active in many sports at Irene
S. Reed High School, graduatingin
1947.
Following high school, Mr.
Sundsten played professional
baseball before going into the US.
Navy in July of 1948. On Septem-
ber 13, 1957 he was married to Bet-
ty Wolden in Shelton. He worked
as a highclimber for Simpson Tim-
ber Company.
In 1958, Mr. and Mrs. Sundsten
moved to Alaska where he owned
and operated the Hagen and
Sundsten Logging Company. Mr.
and Mrs. Sundsten returned to
Thurston County to establish their
home in 1973, but Mr. Sundsten
continued to travel back and forth
between Alaska and Washington.
In additional to his logging busi-
ness in Alaska, Mr. Sundsten
worked as supervisor for a number
of other logging companies.
Survivors include his wife, Betty
M. Sundsten of Olympia; his three
sons, Mark E. Walden of Centralia,
Erik W. Sundsten of Seattle and
Kit W. Sundsten of Olympia; his
half-brother, Clifford Kelly ofAna-
cortes; his half~sister, Shirley Leaf
of Seattle; and three grandchil-
dren. .
Private family graveside ser»
vices will be held today at Shelton
Memorial Park. Arrangements are
by McComb and Batstone Funeral
Home.
, OCR Text: Carl Sundstengylfigil
Private family services will be
held today for Carl W. Sundsten of
Olympia. He died December 15 at
Capital Medical Center in Olym-
pia. He was 61.
Mr. Sundsten was born on June
14, 193.0 to Carl Nicholas and
Hazel Carrie (Johnson) Sundsten
of Shelton. As a child he lived with
his parents at Camp Five and
Camp Three and attended Mary M.
Knight School in Matlock. They
later moved to Shelton where he
was active in many sports at Irene
S. Reed High School, graduatingin
1947.
Following high school, Mr.
Sundsten played professional
baseball before going into the US.
Navy in July of 1948. On Septem-
ber 13, 1957 he was married to Bet-
ty Wolden in Shelton. He worked
as a highclimber for Simpson Tim-
ber Company.
In 1958, Mr. and Mrs. Sundsten
moved to Alaska where he owned
and operated the Hagen and
Sundsten Logging Company. Mr.
and Mrs. Sundsten returned to
Thurston County to establish their
home in 1973, but Mr. Sundsten
continued to travel back and forth
between Alaska and Washington.
In additional to his logging busi-
ness in Alaska, Mr. Sundsten
worked as supervisor for a number
of other logging companies.
Survivors include his wife, Betty
M. Sundsten of Olympia; his three
sons, Mark E. Walden of Centralia,
Erik W. Sundsten of Seattle and
Kit W. Sundsten of Olympia; his
half-brother, Clifford Kelly ofAna-
cortes; his half~sister, Shirley Leaf
of Seattle; and three grandchil-
dren. .
Private family graveside ser»
vices will be held today at Shelton
Memorial Park. Arrangements are
by McComb and Batstone Funeral
Home.
, Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,S Last Name,Sundsen, Carl W..tif,Sundsen, Carl W..tif, Sundsen, Carl W..tif
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