Matthew Saeger Matthew Saeger Services will be held Friday for Matthew George Saeger of She]- ton. He died in a traffic accident on May 21. He was 33, He was born on December 12, 1961 and reared in the Shelton area. He was a descendant of the pioneer Saeger family from Isa- bella Valley. He attended Shelton High School. Mr. Saeger was a builder and was employed for 11 years as a framing foreman by Fredson Homes, Incorporated. He de- signed and built his own house and used his skills to help family, friends and neighbors with their own projects. He enjoyed music, the moon- tains and his motorcycle. He is remembered for his generosity and sense of humor. He liked to give red roses to people. Survivors include his parents, Don and Anita Saeger of Shelton; his brother, Alan Saeger of Shel- ton; his sisters, Donda Waggoner of Sunnyside, Cathy Cochran of Olympia and Bev Weddle of Methow; his aunts, Jeanne Saeger of Shelton and Beverly Horst Andrews of Fremont, Cali fornia; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Nondenominational memorial services are scheduled to be held from noon to pm. on Friday, May 26, in the Cultural Hall at the Church of Jesus Christ Lat- ter-day Saints, 1200 Connectio Street in Shelton. 15/76/497 ‘WMM JJM/flr down at Matthew G. Saeger -» M a t t h e w George Saeger, 33, died in an au- tomobile acci- dent while he was walking on Cloquallum Road two miles west of Shelton on Sun- day May 21, 1995. He was born Dec. 12, 1961. He ' was a descendant of the pioneer Saeger family from Isabella Valley. He was raised in Shelton and at— tended Shelton High School. Mr. Saeger was a skilled builder. He was employed as a framing fore- man for erdson Homes, Inc. for 11 ears. y He took satisfaction in designing and building his own house. He shared his technical skill by helping family, friends and neighbors with their projects. He enjoyed music, the mountains and his motorcycle. Mr. Saeger will be remembered for his sense of humor, generosity and caring for others. He adored be» stowing gifts of red roses. Children of family and friends remember he always made them feel loved. Mr. Saeger is survived by his par- ents, Don and Anita, Shelton; one brother, Alan, Shelton; three sisters, Donda Waggoner, Sunnyside, Cathy Cochran. Olympia, and Bev Weddle, Methow; two aunts, Jeanne, Shel- ton; and Beverly Horst Andrews, Fremont, Calif; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. A nondenominational memorial service will be from 12 to 2 pm. Fri- day, May 26, in the Cultural Hall at the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat- ter-day Saints, 1200 Connection St. on Mt. View in Shelton. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home, Shelton. ._ filfi’flw Mira _ «7w 0/74,,» m , OCR Text: Matthew Saeger Matthew Saeger Services will be held Friday for Matthew George Saeger of She]- ton. He died in a traffic accident on May 21. He was 33, He was born on December 12, 1961 and reared in the Shelton area. He was a descendant of the pioneer Saeger family from Isa- bella Valley. He attended Shelton High School. Mr. Saeger was a builder and was employed for 11 years as a framing foreman by Fredson Homes, Incorporated. He de- signed and built his own house and used his skills to help family, friends and neighbors with their own projects. He enjoyed music, the moon- tains and his motorcycle. He is remembered for his generosity and sense of humor. He liked to give red roses to people. Survivors include his parents, Don and Anita Saeger of Shelton; his brother, Alan Saeger of Shel- ton; his sisters, Donda Waggoner of Sunnyside, Cathy Cochran of Olympia and Bev Weddle of Methow; his aunts, Jeanne Saeger of Shelton and Beverly Horst Andrews of Fremont, Cali fornia; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Nondenominational memorial services are scheduled to be held from noon to pm. on Friday, May 26, in the Cultural Hall at the Church of Jesus Christ Lat- ter-day Saints, 1200 Connectio Street in Shelton. 15/76/497 ‘WMM JJM/flr down at Matthew G. Saeger -» M a t t h e w George Saeger, 33, died in an au- tomobile acci- dent while he was walking on Cloquallum Road two miles west of Shelton on Sun- day May 21, 1995. He was born Dec. 12, 1961. He ' was a descendant of the pioneer Saeger family from Isabella Valley. He was raised in Shelton and at— tended Shelton High School. Mr. Saeger was a skilled builder. He was employed as a framing fore- man for erdson Homes, Inc. for 11 ears. y He took satisfaction in designing and building his own house. He shared his technical skill by helping family, friends and neighbors with their projects. He enjoyed music, the mountains and his motorcycle. Mr. Saeger will be remembered for his sense of humor, generosity and caring for others. He adored be» stowing gifts of red roses. Children of family and friends remember he always made them feel loved. Mr. Saeger is survived by his par- ents, Don and Anita, Shelton; one brother, Alan, Shelton; three sisters, Donda Waggoner, Sunnyside, Cathy Cochran. Olympia, and Bev Weddle, Methow; two aunts, Jeanne, Shel- ton; and Beverly Horst Andrews, Fremont, Calif; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. A nondenominational memorial service will be from 12 to 2 pm. Fri- day, May 26, in the Cultural Hall at the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat- ter-day Saints, 1200 Connection St. on Mt. View in Shelton. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home, Shelton. ._ filfi’flw Mira _ «7w 0/74,,» m , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,S Last Name,Saeger, Matthew George #1.tif,Saeger, Matthew George #1.tif, Saeger, Matthew George #1.tif