Henry Blake Memorial services will be held Friday for Henry Harlan Blake of Shelton. He died July 10 at Mason General Hospital. He was 75. Mr. Blake was born in Clifton, West Virginia, on September 12, 1916. He was a veteran of World War 11, having served eight years in the US. Navy aboard the [1.5.3. Honolulu, the USS. Indianapolis and ISM 177. He was selected as the “typical bluejacket” of the Pacific Fleet and his image was used on Navy recruiting posters. \ He was a member of the Seattle y and Olympic chapters of the Pearl \( Harbor Survivors Association. He ‘ was a member of the National Association of Chief Petty Officers and the American Legion. He was Past Master of Union City Lodge ‘ 27 F&AM. He was a Rainbow Dad V for two years during the 19605. In 1978 Mr. Blake retired from ‘ Hood Canal School District 404, where he had been employed as custodian and bus driver. He lived in Union for 43 years before mov- ing to Shelton two years ago. Survivors include his wife, ) Lucille Blake, of Shelton; his “5 daughters, Patty Lane of Kenne- Q‘ wick, and Janice Haigh of Juneau, Q Alaska; his brothers Robert Blake of Shelton and Ralph Blake of Athens, Ohio; his sisters, Virginia Kerwood of Columbus, Ohio, Ruby Barch of Lockboume, Ohio, Gene- vieve Garland of DeKalb, Illinois, and Marjorie Johanningsmeier of \n Hinkley, Illinois; four grandchil- \ dren, one great-grandson and numerous nieces and nephews. Memorial services are sched- uled to begin at 2 p.m. on July 17 at the Masonic Temple by Union City Lodge 27 F&AM, North 19342 Highway 101. , OCR Text: Henry Blake Memorial services will be held Friday for Henry Harlan Blake of Shelton. He died July 10 at Mason General Hospital. He was 75. Mr. Blake was born in Clifton, West Virginia, on September 12, 1916. He was a veteran of World War 11, having served eight years in the US. Navy aboard the [1.5.3. Honolulu, the USS. Indianapolis and ISM 177. He was selected as the “typical bluejacket” of the Pacific Fleet and his image was used on Navy recruiting posters. \ He was a member of the Seattle y and Olympic chapters of the Pearl \( Harbor Survivors Association. He ‘ was a member of the National Association of Chief Petty Officers and the American Legion. He was Past Master of Union City Lodge ‘ 27 F&AM. He was a Rainbow Dad V for two years during the 19605. In 1978 Mr. Blake retired from ‘ Hood Canal School District 404, where he had been employed as custodian and bus driver. He lived in Union for 43 years before mov- ing to Shelton two years ago. Survivors include his wife, ) Lucille Blake, of Shelton; his “5 daughters, Patty Lane of Kenne- Q‘ wick, and Janice Haigh of Juneau, Q Alaska; his brothers Robert Blake of Shelton and Ralph Blake of Athens, Ohio; his sisters, Virginia Kerwood of Columbus, Ohio, Ruby Barch of Lockboume, Ohio, Gene- vieve Garland of DeKalb, Illinois, and Marjorie Johanningsmeier of \n Hinkley, Illinois; four grandchil- \ dren, one great-grandson and numerous nieces and nephews. Memorial services are sched- uled to begin at 2 p.m. on July 17 at the Masonic Temple by Union City Lodge 27 F&AM, North 19342 Highway 101. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,B Last Name,Blake, Henry Harlan (1).tif,Blake, Henry Harlan (1).tif, Blake, Henry Harlan (1).tif