Daisy F. Kadoun" Daisy F. Kadoun of Shelton died October 24 at the Fir Lance Terrace Convalescent Center. Mrs. Kadoun was born in Brighton, England, where she at- tended school, She moved to Buf- falo, New York, with her parents. She went to work for a medical clinic there and later was asked to transfer to a clinic in Long Beach, California. During World War 11 she went to work for a parachute design 'compa’ny‘wh'ere‘ s‘he‘mét‘ and mane ried Leonard F. Kadoun, her hus~ band of 51 years. Mrs. Kadoun loved birds and flowers, especially rosesl She also loved fishing. She made the eve~ ning news programs of all three major television networks with the trophy Corvina fish she caught at Salton Sea, California. She held the record for seven years. She was an excellent cook and homemaker. She lived in Shelton for 18 years. She was preceded in death by a brother and sister. Survivors include her husband, Leonard F. Kadoun of Shelton; her sister, Dorothy Macey of Dor- set, England; four nieces, Patricia D, Alexander of Dorset, England, Denise M. Gillam of London, Eng- land, Joan Toolen of Depew, New York, and Mary Michalski of Hamburg, New York; and her nephew, Bernie Murphy of Cali- fornia. A private family graveside ser- vice will be held. Interment is in Shelton Memo- rial Park. angements gee/2%. WSW ifi‘gslfia’w “4 hih. i ll?" . if Daisy E Kadoun, a resident of Shelton for 18 years, died ’lhesday, Oct. 24, 1995, in Fir.Lane Terrace Convalescent Center, Shelton. Cause of death was not available. She ms horn and educated in Brighton, England, and later moved to Bnfialo, N.Y. ‘ ‘ She worked for medical clinics l“ Buffalo, NY, and Long Beach, Calif. She worked for a parachute design compan during World War II, where s e met her husband of 51 years, Leonard E stoun. Mrs. Kadoun loved birds and flowers, esfiecially roses, She also enjoyed tis ing and displayed her trophy Corvlna fish she caught in Salton Sea, Califi, on all three lo TV stations. She held this record r seven years. She was an excellent cook and homemaker. Mrs. Kadoun is survived by her husband, Leonard, Shelton; a Sister, Dorothy Macey, Dorset, England; four nieces; and a nephew. She was preceded in death by a brother and ”mu tefa i1 ' 'd sr A riva m' y graves! e e vice lV’vill be held for Mrs, Kadoun. Dn Ludvig Eskildsen will officiate, Interment will be in Shelton Memo— rial Park. The family suggests memorial donations be sent to Sound Home Health Care and Hospice of Mason County, ArrangelnengsiI sire by McComb e e n. \ was; 0......“ , OCR Text: Daisy F. Kadoun" Daisy F. Kadoun of Shelton died October 24 at the Fir Lance Terrace Convalescent Center. Mrs. Kadoun was born in Brighton, England, where she at- tended school, She moved to Buf- falo, New York, with her parents. She went to work for a medical clinic there and later was asked to transfer to a clinic in Long Beach, California. During World War 11 she went to work for a parachute design 'compa’ny‘wh'ere‘ s‘he‘mét‘ and mane ried Leonard F. Kadoun, her hus~ band of 51 years. Mrs. Kadoun loved birds and flowers, especially rosesl She also loved fishing. She made the eve~ ning news programs of all three major television networks with the trophy Corvina fish she caught at Salton Sea, California. She held the record for seven years. She was an excellent cook and homemaker. She lived in Shelton for 18 years. She was preceded in death by a brother and sister. Survivors include her husband, Leonard F. Kadoun of Shelton; her sister, Dorothy Macey of Dor- set, England; four nieces, Patricia D, Alexander of Dorset, England, Denise M. Gillam of London, Eng- land, Joan Toolen of Depew, New York, and Mary Michalski of Hamburg, New York; and her nephew, Bernie Murphy of Cali- fornia. A private family graveside ser- vice will be held. Interment is in Shelton Memo- rial Park. angements gee/2%. WSW ifi‘gslfia’w “4 hih. i ll?" . if Daisy E Kadoun, a resident of Shelton for 18 years, died ’lhesday, Oct. 24, 1995, in Fir.Lane Terrace Convalescent Center, Shelton. Cause of death was not available. She ms horn and educated in Brighton, England, and later moved to Bnfialo, N.Y. ‘ ‘ She worked for medical clinics l“ Buffalo, NY, and Long Beach, Calif. She worked for a parachute design compan during World War II, where s e met her husband of 51 years, Leonard E stoun. Mrs. Kadoun loved birds and flowers, esfiecially roses, She also enjoyed tis ing and displayed her trophy Corvlna fish she caught in Salton Sea, Califi, on all three lo TV stations. She held this record r seven years. She was an excellent cook and homemaker. Mrs. Kadoun is survived by her husband, Leonard, Shelton; a Sister, Dorothy Macey, Dorset, England; four nieces; and a nephew. She was preceded in death by a brother and ”mu tefa i1 ' 'd sr A riva m' y graves! e e vice lV’vill be held for Mrs, Kadoun. Dn Ludvig Eskildsen will officiate, Interment will be in Shelton Memo— rial Park. The family suggests memorial donations be sent to Sound Home Health Care and Hospice of Mason County, ArrangelnengsiI sire by McComb e e n. \ was; 0......“ , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,K Last Name,Kadoun, Daisy F..tif,Kadoun, Daisy F..tif, Kadoun, Daisy F..tif