/—z 100/ Roberta LeCompte Former Shelton resident Ro- berta Gayle LeCompte died Sun- day, July 22, at Grays Harbor Community Hospital in Aber- deen She was 78 and had been an Aberdeen resident for the past 41 years She was born September 4, 1922 in Port Angeles to Robert H. and Dorothy (Guy) Williams, She spent her early years in Port An- geles and moved to Shelton in 1936. She graduated from Irene 5- Reed High School in Shelton in 1940. She married Thomas Le- Compte on December 15, 1942 in Coronado, California. During World War 11, Mrs. Le- Compte worked for the Navy, lat- er transferring to the Army base at Fort Vancouver. She also worked for Forbes Travel Service and the Grays Harbor Chamber of Commerce. She was also church secretary for Saint An- drew’s Episcopal Church in Aber- deen. In her youth, she hiked with Shelton mountaineers and pho- tographers Bob and Ira Spring in the Olympic Mountains and re- portedly was the first woman to climb Mount Washington. In later years, she enjoyed traveling to Mexico and Alaska. She especial- ly loved watching Mariner games, playing cards and visiting with her friends She was a member of the Saint Andrew’s Altar Guild and the Children’s Orthopedic Guild. Survivors include her husband Thomas P. LeCornpte of Aher» deen; her son Thomas P. Le- Compte Jr. of Ketchikan, Alaska; her daughters Annette Pinckney of Aberdeen and Denise Robert- son of Edmonds; four grandchil- dren and two great-grandchil- dren. A memorial service will be held at 1 pm. Thursday, July 26, at Saint Andrew‘s Episcopal Church in Aberdeen. Memorial donations may be made to Saint Andrew’s Church Discretionary Fund, First and G streets, Aberdeen 98520, or to the donor’s favorite charity. Arrangemenossarehy White— side Family Mortuaries in Aber- deen‘ , OCR Text: , /—z 100/ Roberta LeCompte Former Shelton resident Ro- berta Gayle LeCompte died Sun- day, July 22, at Grays Harbor Community Hospital in Aber- deen She was 78 and had been an Aberdeen resident for the past 41 years She was born September 4, 1922 in Port Angeles to Robert H. and Dorothy (Guy) Williams, She spent her early years in Port An- geles and moved to Shelton in 1936. She graduated from Irene 5- Reed High School in Shelton in 1940. She married Thomas Le- Compte on December 15, 1942 in Coronado, California. During World War 11, Mrs. Le- Compte worked for the Navy, lat- er transferring to the Army base at Fort Vancouver. She also worked for Forbes Travel Service and the Grays Harbor Chamber of Commerce. She was also church secretary for Saint An- drew’s Episcopal Church in Aber- deen. In her youth, she hiked with Shelton mountaineers and pho- tographers Bob and Ira Spring in the Olympic Mountains and re- portedly was the first woman to climb Mount Washington. In later years, she enjoyed traveling to Mexico and Alaska. She especial- ly loved watching Mariner games, playing cards and visiting with her friends She was a member of the Saint Andrew’s Altar Guild and the Children’s Orthopedic Guild. Survivors include her husband Thomas P. LeCornpte of Aher» deen; her son Thomas P. Le- Compte Jr. of Ketchikan, Alaska; her daughters Annette Pinckney of Aberdeen and Denise Robert- son of Edmonds; four grandchil- dren and two great-grandchil- dren. A memorial service will be held at 1 pm. Thursday, July 26, at Saint Andrew‘s Episcopal Church in Aberdeen. Memorial donations may be made to Saint Andrew’s Church Discretionary Fund, First and G streets, Aberdeen 98520, or to the donor’s favorite charity. Arrangemenossarehy White— side Family Mortuaries in Aber- deen‘ , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,Le Last Name,LeCompte, Roberta Gayle.tif,LeCompte, Roberta Gayle.tif, LeCompte, Roberta Gayle.tif