Luvada O’Brien Luvada O’Brien Luvada F. “Nana" O’Brien, a resident of the Upper Satsop River Valley near Elma, diedMarch 15 at the home of her daughter and son- in-law, Theresa and Harold Beer- bower of Elma. Mrs. O’Brien was 105. She was born in Maysville, West Virginia on February 20, 1887 to George and Matilda (Schartiger) Du'nithon. She spent her younger years in Bayard, West Virginia, where she attended school. In 1904 "she was married to James R. O’Brien in German, Maryland, The couple receive a land grant in Montana in 1910 and home- steaded there until moving to the Queets area in 1917 and Hoquiam in 1918. They moved to Kelso and to the Elma area in 1941. Mrs, O’Brien’shusband served as a park ranger at Schafer State Park from 1941 until his death in 1954. Mrs. O‘Brien then moved to Deep River to live with her daugh- ter, Elsie Catlin from 1950 to 1971 and then moved to Sunnyside, where she lived until 1989. In 1989 she returned to the Upper Satsop to live with her daughter, Theresa O’Brien Beerbower. She was a member of the Hatch- ery Ladies Club of Upper Satsop and the Waneta Road Birthday Club‘iin Grandview. She enjoyed crocheting and making afghans for her family and friends. She was making latchhook rugs up to the time of her death. Mrs. O’Brien was preceded in death by her husband, three sons and one daughter. Survivors include her daughters, Elsie Faye Catlin of Sunnyside and Theresa Vera Beerbower of Elma; and 12 grandchildren, more than 30 great-grandchildren and 20 great- great-grandchildren. Visitation was at Whiteside Chapel in Elma. Pastor John Pais officiated at graveside services held March 18 at Sunset Memorial Park in Hoquiam. , OCR Text: Luvada O’Brien Luvada O’Brien Luvada F. “Nana" O’Brien, a resident of the Upper Satsop River Valley near Elma, diedMarch 15 at the home of her daughter and son- in-law, Theresa and Harold Beer- bower of Elma. Mrs. O’Brien was 105. She was born in Maysville, West Virginia on February 20, 1887 to George and Matilda (Schartiger) Du'nithon. She spent her younger years in Bayard, West Virginia, where she attended school. In 1904 "she was married to James R. O’Brien in German, Maryland, The couple receive a land grant in Montana in 1910 and home- steaded there until moving to the Queets area in 1917 and Hoquiam in 1918. They moved to Kelso and to the Elma area in 1941. Mrs, O’Brien’shusband served as a park ranger at Schafer State Park from 1941 until his death in 1954. Mrs. O‘Brien then moved to Deep River to live with her daugh- ter, Elsie Catlin from 1950 to 1971 and then moved to Sunnyside, where she lived until 1989. In 1989 she returned to the Upper Satsop to live with her daughter, Theresa O’Brien Beerbower. She was a member of the Hatch- ery Ladies Club of Upper Satsop and the Waneta Road Birthday Club‘iin Grandview. She enjoyed crocheting and making afghans for her family and friends. She was making latchhook rugs up to the time of her death. Mrs. O’Brien was preceded in death by her husband, three sons and one daughter. Survivors include her daughters, Elsie Faye Catlin of Sunnyside and Theresa Vera Beerbower of Elma; and 12 grandchildren, more than 30 great-grandchildren and 20 great- great-grandchildren. Visitation was at Whiteside Chapel in Elma. Pastor John Pais officiated at graveside services held March 18 at Sunset Memorial Park in Hoquiam. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,O Last Name,O'Brien, Luvada F. ''Nana''.tif,O'Brien, Luvada F. ''Nana''.tif, O'Brien, Luvada F. ''Nana''.tif