W L. Mung Robert “Bob" Louis Zehrung, 59, a 26-year resident of Shelton, died Sunday, Oct. 13, 1996, in his home. The cause of death was un- available, He was born Marcii 30, 1937, in Modesto, Calif, to Ira E. and Carol A. K e 1 l u m ) Zehrung. Mr. Zehrung married LaVerne Frankenstein in Standard, Calif., in June 1964. He started his career in Vallejo Is» land, Calif., and retired from the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard where he worked as a toolmaker. Mr. Zehrung loved taking a trip to Hawaii this past summer and spending time with his family He enjoyed repairing engines, wood- working and remodeling his home. He also enjoyed motorvhome camp— ing, bird watching and was an active square and round dancer in the southwest Washington area. He es pecially enjoyed catching sturgeon in Astoria, Oreo Mr. Zehrung is survived by his wife, LaVerne “Frankie," Shelton; a son, Rod, Peoria, 111.; a daughter and son-in-law, Rebecca and Omendra Jayasundara, Key Peninsula; his fa- ther-in-law and mother-in-law, Nile and BettyJane Frankenstein; two brothers, William, Denair, Calit, and Thomas, Mariposa, Calif.; three sis- ters, Zeida Cashman, Oakdale, Calif, Margaret Webb, Lebec, Calif., and Carol Phillips, Jamestown, Califi; an aunt; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. A gathering of friends and family will be from 5 to 7 pm. Friday, Oct. 18, in the family home, Shelton. The family suggests memorial donations be made to Mason County Literacy, P.O. Box H, Shel~ ton, Washi 98584, or to United Way of Kneeland Playground Fund. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home, Shelton. 44, co; mm m Now,” . “s 3’ A Bob Zehrung Robert Zehrung Robert Louis “Bob” Zehrung of Shelton died at home on October 13. He was 59. He was born in Modesto, Cali- fornia, on March 30, 1937 to Ira E. and Carol A. (Kellum) Zeh- rung. He was married in Stan- dard, Californiagin June of 1964 To the former LaVerne Franken- stein, Mr. Zehrung started working on Vallejo Island, California. He retired from the Puget Sound Na- val Shipyard, where he had been employed as a toolmaker. He enjoyed Working with his hands to repair engines, craft wood and remodel his home. He enjoyed camping in a motorhome, watching birds and square danc- ing in the southwest part of the state. He especially enjoyed catching his first legal sturgeon oi? of Astoria, Oregon, this sum- mer. He also enjoyed the company of his family and a trip that he and his wife took to Hawaii this summer. Survivors include his wife, La- Verne “Frankie” Zehrung of Shel- ton; his son, Rod Zehrung of Peor- ia, Illinois; his daughter and son- in-law, Rebecca and Omendra Jayasundara of Key Peninsula; his father and mother-inalaw, Nile and Betty Jane Franken— stein of California; his brothers, William Zehrung of Denair, Cali- fornia and Thomas Zehrung of Mariposa, California; his sisters, Zeida Cashman of Oakdale, Cali- fornia, Margaret Webb of Labec, California, and Carol Phillips of Jamestown, California; and nu- merous nieces and nephews No services are planned. Ar— rangements are by McComb Fu- neral Horne. 1'7 001» Sluflvwl (”MM [Ludo thum , OCR Text: W L. Mung Robert “Bob" Louis Zehrung, 59, a 26-year resident of Shelton, died Sunday, Oct. 13, 1996, in his home. The cause of death was un- available, He was born Marcii 30, 1937, in Modesto, Calif, to Ira E. and Carol A. K e 1 l u m ) Zehrung. Mr. Zehrung married LaVerne Frankenstein in Standard, Calif., in June 1964. He started his career in Vallejo Is» land, Calif., and retired from the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard where he worked as a toolmaker. Mr. Zehrung loved taking a trip to Hawaii this past summer and spending time with his family He enjoyed repairing engines, wood- working and remodeling his home. He also enjoyed motorvhome camp— ing, bird watching and was an active square and round dancer in the southwest Washington area. He es pecially enjoyed catching sturgeon in Astoria, Oreo Mr. Zehrung is survived by his wife, LaVerne “Frankie," Shelton; a son, Rod, Peoria, 111.; a daughter and son-in-law, Rebecca and Omendra Jayasundara, Key Peninsula; his fa- ther-in-law and mother-in-law, Nile and BettyJane Frankenstein; two brothers, William, Denair, Calit, and Thomas, Mariposa, Calif.; three sis- ters, Zeida Cashman, Oakdale, Calif, Margaret Webb, Lebec, Calif., and Carol Phillips, Jamestown, Califi; an aunt; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. A gathering of friends and family will be from 5 to 7 pm. Friday, Oct. 18, in the family home, Shelton. The family suggests memorial donations be made to Mason County Literacy, P.O. Box H, Shel~ ton, Washi 98584, or to United Way of Kneeland Playground Fund. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home, Shelton. 44, co; mm m Now,” . “s 3’ A Bob Zehrung Robert Zehrung Robert Louis “Bob” Zehrung of Shelton died at home on October 13. He was 59. He was born in Modesto, Cali- fornia, on March 30, 1937 to Ira E. and Carol A. (Kellum) Zeh- rung. He was married in Stan- dard, Californiagin June of 1964 To the former LaVerne Franken- stein, Mr. Zehrung started working on Vallejo Island, California. He retired from the Puget Sound Na- val Shipyard, where he had been employed as a toolmaker. He enjoyed Working with his hands to repair engines, craft wood and remodel his home. He enjoyed camping in a motorhome, watching birds and square danc- ing in the southwest part of the state. He especially enjoyed catching his first legal sturgeon oi? of Astoria, Oregon, this sum- mer. He also enjoyed the company of his family and a trip that he and his wife took to Hawaii this summer. Survivors include his wife, La- Verne “Frankie” Zehrung of Shel- ton; his son, Rod Zehrung of Peor- ia, Illinois; his daughter and son- in-law, Rebecca and Omendra Jayasundara of Key Peninsula; his father and mother-inalaw, Nile and Betty Jane Franken— stein of California; his brothers, William Zehrung of Denair, Cali- fornia and Thomas Zehrung of Mariposa, California; his sisters, Zeida Cashman of Oakdale, Cali- fornia, Margaret Webb of Labec, California, and Carol Phillips of Jamestown, California; and nu- merous nieces and nephews No services are planned. Ar— rangements are by McComb Fu- neral Horne. 1'7 001» Sluflvwl (”MM [Ludo thum , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,Z Last Name,Zehrung, Robert Louis ''Bob''.tif,Zehrung, Robert Louis ''Bob''.tif, Zehrung, Robert Louis ''Bob''.tif