Walter E. Emsley Walter E. Emsley of Shelton died at his home November 22 at the age of 76. He had lived in the Shelton area for 64 years. {:2 He wasborn September 26, 1917 k in Clyde, Alberta, Canada, to Frank and Florence (Wood) Ems-\N ley. \ Walter Emsley worked for The \ Boeing Company during World War II, and volunteered to serve with the civilian technical corps who went to Great Britain to main tain aircraft there. After the war, he worked for Simpson Timber Company‘s Insulating Board Plant He retired about 1960. In retirement, Mr. Emsley enjoyed traveling, fishing, wood- working and spending time with his family. He loved sailing, and was one of the original members of the Shelton Yacht Club. He was a member of the Matlock Community Church, where he served on the building committee and volunteered at the food bank. He was a lifelong member and for- mer state wagonmaster of the ‘ Good Sam Recreational Vehicle Club. He was amember of Progress Grange and the Mason County Senior Activities Association. Surviving Mr. Emsley are his wife, Marge (Bina) Emsley of Shel- ton; three daughters and sons-in- law, Gwen Avery and her husband, Jack, of Matlock, Irene Fever and her husband, Ted, of Ensenada, Mexico, and Carol Schmidt andher husband, Loren, of Olympia; a brother, Carl Emsley of Shelton; two sisters, Elsie Inmon of Shelton ,and Gerry McMill‘ian of Vancou- “9h, Columbia; ,seven c ildr’en and 10 great-grand- children. A memorial service will be held at 1 pm. Saturday, November 27, at Mountain View Alliance Church Pastor John Pais will offi- ciate. Arrangements are under the direction of McComb Funeral Home. , OCR Text: Walter E. Emsley Walter E. Emsley of Shelton died at his home November 22 at the age of 76. He had lived in the Shelton area for 64 years. {:2 He wasborn September 26, 1917 k in Clyde, Alberta, Canada, to Frank and Florence (Wood) Ems-\N ley. \ Walter Emsley worked for The \ Boeing Company during World War II, and volunteered to serve with the civilian technical corps who went to Great Britain to main tain aircraft there. After the war, he worked for Simpson Timber Company‘s Insulating Board Plant He retired about 1960. In retirement, Mr. Emsley enjoyed traveling, fishing, wood- working and spending time with his family. He loved sailing, and was one of the original members of the Shelton Yacht Club. He was a member of the Matlock Community Church, where he served on the building committee and volunteered at the food bank. He was a lifelong member and for- mer state wagonmaster of the ‘ Good Sam Recreational Vehicle Club. He was amember of Progress Grange and the Mason County Senior Activities Association. Surviving Mr. Emsley are his wife, Marge (Bina) Emsley of Shel- ton; three daughters and sons-in- law, Gwen Avery and her husband, Jack, of Matlock, Irene Fever and her husband, Ted, of Ensenada, Mexico, and Carol Schmidt andher husband, Loren, of Olympia; a brother, Carl Emsley of Shelton; two sisters, Elsie Inmon of Shelton ,and Gerry McMill‘ian of Vancou- “9h, Columbia; ,seven c ildr’en and 10 great-grand- children. A memorial service will be held at 1 pm. Saturday, November 27, at Mountain View Alliance Church Pastor John Pais will offi- ciate. Arrangements are under the direction of McComb Funeral Home. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,E Last Name,Emsley, Walter E. #2.tif,Emsley, Walter E. #2.tif, Emsley, Walter E. #2.tif