’Fredenek" ’oauhy’ Frederick “Fritz” Dalby, 81, a resident of Shelton for 22 years, died, Friday, Oct 3, 1993, in Fir Lane Terrace Convalescent Cen» ter, Shelton. He was born Sept. 4, 1912, to Edwin and Ethel (Morgan) Dalby, in Seattle. He ms graduated from Union Grade School, Union, and Irene S. Reed High School, Shelton, He studied art at the University of Washington. He also lived and worked in Edmonds before moving to Mason County. He was married to Edith Loomis on April 16, 1938. He met her while worldng in the journalism field. Mr, Dalby worked as a crew member and crew cook aboard a tug in the 19305. He worked mostly with boats and in boatyards. He was awarded the Olympia Wooden Boat Ass— osciation Maritime Man of the Year award in 1991. He won awards for mtercolor and crayon work as a young boy. He continued painting for the re- mainder of his life and his work was featured locally and in the Northwest. He also enjoyed music and was a banjo player in the Union City All-Stars Band. He en- joyed the outdoors, hiking and fish- Ln g. The Dalby home is comple- mented by the famous landmark water wheel visible near Alder brook Surviving Mr. Dalby besides his wife of the Shelton home are a daughter, Karen Sykes, Seattle; a granddaughter, Annette Shirey, Boston; a sister, Gwenwyn Air rams, Long Beach, Calif.; and two brothers, Edwin, Jr, Union, and David, Sand Point, Idaho. A memorial service for Mr. Dalby will begin 11 am, Friday, Oct. 15, in St. David’s Episcopal Church, Shelton. The Rev. Donald Maddox will officiate. Inurnment will follow in Shelton Memorial Park, Shelton. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral! Home, Shelton. . [a :31 m 01 .mw‘m , OCR Text: ’Fredenek" ’oauhy’ Frederick “Fritz” Dalby, 81, a resident of Shelton for 22 years, died, Friday, Oct 3, 1993, in Fir Lane Terrace Convalescent Cen» ter, Shelton. He was born Sept. 4, 1912, to Edwin and Ethel (Morgan) Dalby, in Seattle. He ms graduated from Union Grade School, Union, and Irene S. Reed High School, Shelton, He studied art at the University of Washington. He also lived and worked in Edmonds before moving to Mason County. He was married to Edith Loomis on April 16, 1938. He met her while worldng in the journalism field. Mr, Dalby worked as a crew member and crew cook aboard a tug in the 19305. He worked mostly with boats and in boatyards. He was awarded the Olympia Wooden Boat Ass— osciation Maritime Man of the Year award in 1991. He won awards for mtercolor and crayon work as a young boy. He continued painting for the re- mainder of his life and his work was featured locally and in the Northwest. He also enjoyed music and was a banjo player in the Union City All-Stars Band. He en- joyed the outdoors, hiking and fish- Ln g. The Dalby home is comple- mented by the famous landmark water wheel visible near Alder brook Surviving Mr. Dalby besides his wife of the Shelton home are a daughter, Karen Sykes, Seattle; a granddaughter, Annette Shirey, Boston; a sister, Gwenwyn Air rams, Long Beach, Calif.; and two brothers, Edwin, Jr, Union, and David, Sand Point, Idaho. A memorial service for Mr. Dalby will begin 11 am, Friday, Oct. 15, in St. David’s Episcopal Church, Shelton. The Rev. Donald Maddox will officiate. Inurnment will follow in Shelton Memorial Park, Shelton. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral! Home, Shelton. . [a :31 m 01 .mw‘m , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,D Last Name,Dalby, Frederick ''Fritz'', No. 1.tif,Dalby, Frederick ''Fritz'', No. 1.tif, Dalby, Frederick ''Fritz'', No. 1.tif