William R. "Rod" Olsen
William R. "Rod" Olsen. 68, passed away peacefully at his home
surrounded by family on Friday, June 8‘", 2007. He had been
battling leukemia for almost three years. He was a lifetime
Shelton resident and business owner of Olsen Furniture.
Rod was born July 16‘", 1938 in Shelton, Washington. His parents
were Ole and Alma Olsen also of Shelton, He graduated from
Irene 5. Reed High School in 1956. He then went on to college at
the University of Washington, majoring in Business and minoring
in Psychology, graduating in 1960. After college he went on to
serve two years in the US Army serving at Arlington National
Cemetery in Virginia. He completed his sen/ice as a Captain in the
Reserves.
After his service in the Army he came back to Shelton to work
for his dad at Olsen Furniture and took over management and
daily operations at the early age of 26 years. He married Carolyn
Runnings, of Seattle, in the summer of ’69. They raised five children
together in their Spencer Lake home also known as Camp Olsen.
He retired just this last month. Olsen Furniture was established
in 1936 by Rod's father Ole Olsen and has grown substantially
in its 72 years and remains an integral part of the Shelton
community. Rod loved working at Olsen Furniture and providing
the community with quality furniture at an affordable price with
stellar customer service. It has remained a family business and is
now being managed by his daughter Sandy Lundgren and son
Rod Olsen Jr.
, OCR Text: William R. "Rod" Olsen
William R. "Rod" Olsen. 68, passed away peacefully at his home
surrounded by family on Friday, June 8‘", 2007. He had been
battling leukemia for almost three years. He was a lifetime
Shelton resident and business owner of Olsen Furniture.
Rod was born July 16‘", 1938 in Shelton, Washington. His parents
were Ole and Alma Olsen also of Shelton, He graduated from
Irene 5. Reed High School in 1956. He then went on to college at
the University of Washington, majoring in Business and minoring
in Psychology, graduating in 1960. After college he went on to
serve two years in the US Army serving at Arlington National
Cemetery in Virginia. He completed his sen/ice as a Captain in the
Reserves.
After his service in the Army he came back to Shelton to work
for his dad at Olsen Furniture and took over management and
daily operations at the early age of 26 years. He married Carolyn
Runnings, of Seattle, in the summer of ’69. They raised five children
together in their Spencer Lake home also known as Camp Olsen.
He retired just this last month. Olsen Furniture was established
in 1936 by Rod's father Ole Olsen and has grown substantially
in its 72 years and remains an integral part of the Shelton
community. Rod loved working at Olsen Furniture and providing
the community with quality furniture at an affordable price with
stellar customer service. It has remained a family business and is
now being managed by his daughter Sandy Lundgren and son
Rod Olsen Jr.
, Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,O Last Name,Olsen, William R. ''Rod'' #2.tif,Olsen, William R. ''Rod'' #2.tif, Olsen, William R. ''Rod'' #2.tif
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