Maurice H. Bone Sr. Maurice H. Bone Former Shelton resident Mauv rice H. “Rocky” Bone Sr. died of pneumonia Thursday, July 27, at his home in Woodland Park, Colo- rado. He was 49. He was born February 19, 1950 at Rocky Boy Indian Reservation in Montana to Clifford and Marie Tuller. He lived in Colorado for the past six years. Prior to that, he lived in Everett with his brother, Fred, and his wife, Gloria Schinr dler. He lived in Shelton during the late 19705 and early 19805. Mr. Bone was a military veter~ an of the Vietnam war. After he returned from Vietnam, he went to Mellen, Wisconsin, to visit a friend. There he met and married Linda White. The family moved to Minot, North Dakota, where he worked as a telephone lineman. While living in Washington, he worked for Potelco, a line compa- ny in Tacoma. He also did carpen- try work in North Dakota and Washington. Nine years ago, he fell from a house and broke his back and was disabled. His family said he loved people and would do anything for any one. He was preceded in death by his brother, Fred. Survivors include his sons, Maurice H. “Rocky" Bone of Puyallup, Shaun Bone of Shelton and Allen Bone of North Dakota; daughter Naomi Frank of Shel» ton; sisters Rosalee tobp and'her husband Mike of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Millie Par- sons of Colorado Springs, Colora- do; former wife Linda Jones of Shelton; stepbrothers Arvel Tull- er and Morland Tuller of Shelton. Also surviving are sister-in-law Gloria Schindler of Everett; step- sister Laural Townsend and her husband Emmet of Spanaway; four grandchildren; and compan— ion Cindy Case of Woodland Park, Colorado. A graveside service will be held at 2 pm. Wednesday) August 9, at Shelton Memorial Park. Mike Potts of the Church of Jesus of Latter-day Saints will officiate. , OCR Text: Maurice H. Bone Sr. Maurice H. Bone Former Shelton resident Mauv rice H. “Rocky” Bone Sr. died of pneumonia Thursday, July 27, at his home in Woodland Park, Colo- rado. He was 49. He was born February 19, 1950 at Rocky Boy Indian Reservation in Montana to Clifford and Marie Tuller. He lived in Colorado for the past six years. Prior to that, he lived in Everett with his brother, Fred, and his wife, Gloria Schinr dler. He lived in Shelton during the late 19705 and early 19805. Mr. Bone was a military veter~ an of the Vietnam war. After he returned from Vietnam, he went to Mellen, Wisconsin, to visit a friend. There he met and married Linda White. The family moved to Minot, North Dakota, where he worked as a telephone lineman. While living in Washington, he worked for Potelco, a line compa- ny in Tacoma. He also did carpen- try work in North Dakota and Washington. Nine years ago, he fell from a house and broke his back and was disabled. His family said he loved people and would do anything for any one. He was preceded in death by his brother, Fred. Survivors include his sons, Maurice H. “Rocky" Bone of Puyallup, Shaun Bone of Shelton and Allen Bone of North Dakota; daughter Naomi Frank of Shel» ton; sisters Rosalee tobp and'her husband Mike of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Millie Par- sons of Colorado Springs, Colora- do; former wife Linda Jones of Shelton; stepbrothers Arvel Tull- er and Morland Tuller of Shelton. Also surviving are sister-in-law Gloria Schindler of Everett; step- sister Laural Townsend and her husband Emmet of Spanaway; four grandchildren; and compan— ion Cindy Case of Woodland Park, Colorado. A graveside service will be held at 2 pm. Wednesday) August 9, at Shelton Memorial Park. Mike Potts of the Church of Jesus of Latter-day Saints will officiate. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,B Last Name,Bone, Maurice H. (1).tif,Bone, Maurice H. (1).tif, Bone, Maurice H. (1).tif