Evelyn Fagergren Evelyn Fagergren, Eb, of Shellun, Wash. died peacefully in her fami- iy's home in Kumilche on July 18, 2002. She was born in Duluth, Min- nesolo, in 1915, fourth of eleven chiidren to John and Esther Sten» back. She mel and married A.H. (“Foggy”) Fagergren in 1942 in San Diego, Calif. where she served as a Navy nurse. She cared for Foggy, an iniured Navy pilol and officer. They married and moved to Shelton in 1943, where Foggy served as commander of the Shel- ion Air Station Until the end of the wor. Foggy proceeded Evelyn in death in 1962, Evelyn served as Director of Nursing Services at Fir Lane Ter- race and later of Elmo's Ookhursl Convalescent Center until her re» iirement in 1974. She also worked as Dr. William Shumacher’s nurse in Shelton. She performed count- less hours of service as (1 Hospice nurse following retirement. She re- ceived the "J.C. Penney Citizen Volunteer of the Year“ award in 1982. Evelyn is survived by her loving sons, Gary (and wife Meredith), Eric (and wife Pat) and D'uane (and wife Jannel); seven grand- children, five great grandchildren. two brothers, Don and Vern, and two sisters, Betty Dpien 0f DUiuih ond Elenare Qualn, of Shelton. Evelyn enioyed hiking (with the “Walkie Talkies of Union), gar- dening, bird walching, and provide ed loving care for family and many others in need over her lifetime. She was an active member of Me son County Historical Society and lhe American Cancer Society. She was a member of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in west Olympia for lhe past half cenlury. Donations in unpreciotion for Evelyn's full and remarkable iife may be sent to Hospice Care. , OCR Text: Evelyn Fagergren Evelyn Fagergren, Eb, of Shellun, Wash. died peacefully in her fami- iy's home in Kumilche on July 18, 2002. She was born in Duluth, Min- nesolo, in 1915, fourth of eleven chiidren to John and Esther Sten» back. She mel and married A.H. (“Foggy”) Fagergren in 1942 in San Diego, Calif. where she served as a Navy nurse. She cared for Foggy, an iniured Navy pilol and officer. They married and moved to Shelton in 1943, where Foggy served as commander of the Shel- ion Air Station Until the end of the wor. Foggy proceeded Evelyn in death in 1962, Evelyn served as Director of Nursing Services at Fir Lane Ter- race and later of Elmo's Ookhursl Convalescent Center until her re» iirement in 1974. She also worked as Dr. William Shumacher’s nurse in Shelton. She performed count- less hours of service as (1 Hospice nurse following retirement. She re- ceived the "J.C. Penney Citizen Volunteer of the Year“ award in 1982. Evelyn is survived by her loving sons, Gary (and wife Meredith), Eric (and wife Pat) and D'uane (and wife Jannel); seven grand- children, five great grandchildren. two brothers, Don and Vern, and two sisters, Betty Dpien 0f DUiuih ond Elenare Qualn, of Shelton. Evelyn enioyed hiking (with the “Walkie Talkies of Union), gar- dening, bird walching, and provide ed loving care for family and many others in need over her lifetime. She was an active member of Me son County Historical Society and lhe American Cancer Society. She was a member of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in west Olympia for lhe past half cenlury. Donations in unpreciotion for Evelyn's full and remarkable iife may be sent to Hospice Care. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,F Last Name,Fagergren, Evelyn.tif,Fagergren, Evelyn.tif, Fagergren, Evelyn.tif