|>OBITUARIISQ~ luenryamuochol i Hen Joseph Bueehet (so, She- : lton, direyd in a truclnng amdent o Thursday, Dec. 29, 1994. . r I He was horn Oct, 30, 1934, in ’ Shelton m‘Fl-idland and Vivian Buechel He graduated from she- lton High School in 1953. He married Sharon L. Buechel on Oct, to, 197]. . Mr. Euechel served his country with honor in the United States ; Army lrom Aug. 5,1557 to Sept. 1, r 1931. Born and raised in Shelton, Mr. I Euechel was “instrumental in l shaping how log trucln opera tions are perlormedior rmpson : today," his iamily said, He served I as President for the Evergreen i Truckers Association ior two ears and had recenléy h‘een 2:16? (he I President and esm o_ l newly termed nlnober Trucking S stems company which provides I a I log trucking services tor sir I mpson m the Shelton area. He was l a third generation seltemployed : log trucker and a vergr‘wemlmwwn I community member. He was I loved by all that lmew, him _and will i be dearly missed" his family said. ‘ Surviving Mr, Buecllel are his- mother, Vivian Buechel, Shelton; l his wile Sharon L. Buechel, She- ‘. lton; five children, Michael M. . Buechel, Shelton‘. Comm E. slac- o , teary, Sharon .loseph huechel, Shelton, Donald ceden land. For! Orchard. and naiuel Cederlsnd, Tacoma; two hrotherh Thomas Buechel and peter i; Buechel; sud numerous other rake tivcs throng-tout Western Wash-cg- lOni ‘ A tuneral service will gegErdat ll . .Tuesd ,Jan.a,m , “iglds Churagh, Shelton. Father Dn- .‘-minic Hahn 05.8. Wl.l.l omemte. A iunersl procession tor burial and a funeral reception at St. Edwards Hall will immediately ioltow ser- vices. . The iam' y suggests that memo m rial donations may be made _to Sl- mpson Employee Credit limos une .der the .loe huedtel Scholarship . Bu’echel A longtime Shelton resident, ‘i 60-year-old Henry Joseph (Joe) Buechel, died last Thursday in an accident sufi‘ered while worlring on his logging truck. According to the Shelton Police Department records, Buechel was killed when his Peterbiltcrac» tor fell on him while he worked on it in his garage. The police report indicated that Buechel was discovered just betore 4 pm. by his wife, Sharon, who called for aid. Shelton Fire Depart. ment and other emergency person. nel sought to reviye Euechel, who was takento Mason General Hos- pital with head and chest iniuries, but attempts to resuscitate him were unsuccessful. A neighbor who arrived at the Scene, Gilbert Richardson, told po— lice that it appeared Buechel was anging the rear universal joint on the vehicle when it fell nn him. Richardson found another jack and used it to free Buecllel, the report indicated. The death was called an occupn» tionsl accident by the police department A motorcade of fellow truckers formed after Buechel‘s f enl “MW- 137 77 ,Tchm'i/his Henry Joseph Buechel Henry Buechel Henry Joseph Buechel of Shel. ,ton died December 29 following a tracking accident He was so. He was born in Shelton on 0c~ toher 30, 1934 toFl-idland andViv. ian Buschel. He graduated from helton High School in 1953. He servedwithhonorin theu.S.Army from August 6, 1957 to September 7, 1961. Hewasmarfiedtolliswife, Shawn, on Dewber 16, 1971. Mr. Buechel was a third. generation, self-employed log trucker who was instrumental in shaping how log trucking opm~ tionl are perforated today for the Simpson Timber Company. For two years he was president nf the Evergreen Truckers Association He had recently been elected spokesman for the newly formed Timber Trucking Systems Com» pany, which provides all log truck- ing services for Simpson in the helm“ area. . urvivors include his mother, vivian anachal ot- Shelton; his wire; Sharon 1. aucchel arShelton; his children, Michael M, Buechel oi Shelton, Corian E. .lacoby of McCleai-y, Sharon Jo Buechel of Shelton, David'ceaeildnd 'i’szb‘H. o h d and’ an'ol‘Coderluhd or e holflpl Buechel and Peter Hue el; and numerous other relatives from thmmtout Wuum Washington, Fuller-l M I l were held on January 3. [if 4— , OCR Text: |>OBITUARIISQ~ luenryamuochol i Hen Joseph Bueehet (so, She- : lton, direyd in a truclnng amdent o Thursday, Dec. 29, 1994. . r I He was horn Oct, 30, 1934, in ’ Shelton m‘Fl-idland and Vivian Buechel He graduated from she- lton High School in 1953. He married Sharon L. Buechel on Oct, to, 197]. . Mr. Euechel served his country with honor in the United States ; Army lrom Aug. 5,1557 to Sept. 1, r 1931. Born and raised in Shelton, Mr. I Euechel was “instrumental in l shaping how log trucln opera tions are perlormedior rmpson : today," his iamily said, He served I as President for the Evergreen i Truckers Association ior two ears and had recenléy h‘een 2:16? (he I President and esm o_ l newly termed nlnober Trucking S stems company which provides I a I log trucking services tor sir I mpson m the Shelton area. He was l a third generation seltemployed : log trucker and a vergr‘wemlmwwn I community member. He was I loved by all that lmew, him _and will i be dearly missed" his family said. ‘ Surviving Mr, Buecllel are his- mother, Vivian Buechel, Shelton; l his wile Sharon L. Buechel, She- ‘. lton; five children, Michael M. . Buechel, Shelton‘. Comm E. slac- o , teary, Sharon .loseph huechel, Shelton, Donald ceden land. For! Orchard. and naiuel Cederlsnd, Tacoma; two hrotherh Thomas Buechel and peter i; Buechel; sud numerous other rake tivcs throng-tout Western Wash-cg- lOni ‘ A tuneral service will gegErdat ll . .Tuesd ,Jan.a,m , “iglds Churagh, Shelton. Father Dn- .‘-minic Hahn 05.8. Wl.l.l omemte. A iunersl procession tor burial and a funeral reception at St. Edwards Hall will immediately ioltow ser- vices. . The iam' y suggests that memo m rial donations may be made _to Sl- mpson Employee Credit limos une .der the .loe huedtel Scholarship . Bu’echel A longtime Shelton resident, ‘i 60-year-old Henry Joseph (Joe) Buechel, died last Thursday in an accident sufi‘ered while worlring on his logging truck. According to the Shelton Police Department records, Buechel was killed when his Peterbiltcrac» tor fell on him while he worked on it in his garage. The police report indicated that Buechel was discovered just betore 4 pm. by his wife, Sharon, who called for aid. Shelton Fire Depart. ment and other emergency person. nel sought to reviye Euechel, who was takento Mason General Hos- pital with head and chest iniuries, but attempts to resuscitate him were unsuccessful. A neighbor who arrived at the Scene, Gilbert Richardson, told po— lice that it appeared Buechel was anging the rear universal joint on the vehicle when it fell nn him. Richardson found another jack and used it to free Buecllel, the report indicated. The death was called an occupn» tionsl accident by the police department A motorcade of fellow truckers formed after Buechel‘s f enl “MW- 137 77 ,Tchm'i/his Henry Joseph Buechel Henry Buechel Henry Joseph Buechel of Shel. ,ton died December 29 following a tracking accident He was so. He was born in Shelton on 0c~ toher 30, 1934 toFl-idland andViv. ian Buschel. He graduated from helton High School in 1953. He servedwithhonorin theu.S.Army from August 6, 1957 to September 7, 1961. Hewasmarfiedtolliswife, Shawn, on Dewber 16, 1971. Mr. Buechel was a third. generation, self-employed log trucker who was instrumental in shaping how log trucking opm~ tionl are perforated today for the Simpson Timber Company. For two years he was president nf the Evergreen Truckers Association He had recently been elected spokesman for the newly formed Timber Trucking Systems Com» pany, which provides all log truck- ing services for Simpson in the helm“ area. . urvivors include his mother, vivian anachal ot- Shelton; his wire; Sharon 1. aucchel arShelton; his children, Michael M, Buechel oi Shelton, Corian E. .lacoby of McCleai-y, Sharon Jo Buechel of Shelton, David'ceaeildnd 'i’szb‘H. o h d and’ an'ol‘Coderluhd or e holflpl Buechel and Peter Hue el; and numerous other relatives from thmmtout Wuum Washington, Fuller-l M I l were held on January 3. [if 4— , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,B Last Name,Buechel, Henry Joseph (1).tif,Buechel, Henry Joseph (1).tif, Buechel, Henry Joseph (1).tif