Chester S. Valley Chester S. Valley, 87, a resident of Shelton ior most of his life, died Thursday. Jan. 30, 1986, in St. Peter Hospital, Olympiat Mr. Valley was born Sept. 26, 1898, In New Brunswick, Canada. He was married to Mary Lozier In May 0t 1918 in Shelton and worked tor Simpson Timber Co. 43 years. Mrt Valley was a member and past master of the Skokomlsh Grange and also served as the Grange's Insur- ance agent for over 35 years. He was a member and past board clerk of Skokomlsh Valley School Board; a supporter of Skokomish Valley Com- munity Church; a member of the Shei- ton First Baptist Church where he sewed as trustee and usher; a mem ber of the Skokomlsh Fire District; and a member oi Mt. Moriah Lodge No. 11, F&AM. Survivors, in addition to his wife of 1 the family home, include two sons, Chester, Seattle and George, Shel- . ton; two brothers, Ed Aherne, Yakima and Dwight Valley, New Jersey; tour sisters, Edna Hersey and Dorothy Sperry, both of Main, Aimeda Elliott, Springfield, Mo., and Naida Parks of Massachusetts; ilve grandchidren, 10 great-grandchildren and one great- great-grandson, The funeral service for Mr. Valley will begin at 1 pm. Saturday, Feb. 1, In the First Baipist Church, with the Reverands Jerry Hamilton and How» ard Spear and Mr, Talmage Wilson oi- iiclating. Burial will follow In Shelton Memorial Park. Arrangements are un- der the direction of McComb and Bat- stone Funeral Home. The iamily suggests memorial donations may be made to the First Baptist Chruch Building Fund. , OCR Text: Chester S. Valley Chester S. Valley, 87, a resident of Shelton ior most of his life, died Thursday. Jan. 30, 1986, in St. Peter Hospital, Olympiat Mr. Valley was born Sept. 26, 1898, In New Brunswick, Canada. He was married to Mary Lozier In May 0t 1918 in Shelton and worked tor Simpson Timber Co. 43 years. Mrt Valley was a member and past master of the Skokomlsh Grange and also served as the Grange's Insur- ance agent for over 35 years. He was a member and past board clerk of Skokomlsh Valley School Board; a supporter of Skokomish Valley Com- munity Church; a member of the Shei- ton First Baptist Church where he sewed as trustee and usher; a mem ber of the Skokomlsh Fire District; and a member oi Mt. Moriah Lodge No. 11, F&AM. Survivors, in addition to his wife of 1 the family home, include two sons, Chester, Seattle and George, Shel- . ton; two brothers, Ed Aherne, Yakima and Dwight Valley, New Jersey; tour sisters, Edna Hersey and Dorothy Sperry, both of Main, Aimeda Elliott, Springfield, Mo., and Naida Parks of Massachusetts; ilve grandchidren, 10 great-grandchildren and one great- great-grandson, The funeral service for Mr. Valley will begin at 1 pm. Saturday, Feb. 1, In the First Baipist Church, with the Reverands Jerry Hamilton and How» ard Spear and Mr, Talmage Wilson oi- iiclating. Burial will follow In Shelton Memorial Park. Arrangements are un- der the direction of McComb and Bat- stone Funeral Home. The iamily suggests memorial donations may be made to the First Baptist Chruch Building Fund. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,V Last Name,Valley, Chester Simon #2.tif,Valley, Chester Simon #2.tif, Valley, Chester Simon #2.tif