Denver Bearden Sr.
Longtime Shelton resident
and retired postal worker Denver
Robert “Bob" Bearden Sr. died of
natural causes on Saturday, Oc-
tober 20, at Maple Glen Assisted
Living Commu-
nity. He was 84
and had lived in
the Shelton area
since 1945.
He was born
on June 10,1923
in Wayne Coun-
ty, Missouri,
to David and
Lula (Eaton)
Bearden‘
He served in
the Navy during
World War II
aboard the USS BegfggfirSr.
Long Island
He Worked in a bakery, then for
Simpson Timber Company for 15
years, then at the Shelton Post Of-
fice. He retired in 1985‘
Mr. Bearden enjoyed baking.
He was a master gardener and a
member of Skokomish Comm unity
Church.
Surviving are sons Denver Rob»
ert Bearden Jr. and wife Sherie
and Charles Bearden and wife
Karen, all of Shelton; sister Eva
Cuzick of Shelton; brother Ozoro
Bearden of Missouri; sister-in-
law Evelyn Rutherford of Texas;
and numerous grandchildren and
great-grandchildren
His wife, Adrene, preceded him
in death in 2002.
A graveside service will be held
at 11 am. Friday, October 26, at
Shelton Memorial Park. Pastor
Maury Jenkins will officiate.
Arrangements are under the di-
rection of McComb Funeral Home
ofShelton. [9- 25' 2007
, OCR Text: Denver Bearden Sr.
Longtime Shelton resident
and retired postal worker Denver
Robert “Bob" Bearden Sr. died of
natural causes on Saturday, Oc-
tober 20, at Maple Glen Assisted
Living Commu-
nity. He was 84
and had lived in
the Shelton area
since 1945.
He was born
on June 10,1923
in Wayne Coun-
ty, Missouri,
to David and
Lula (Eaton)
Bearden‘
He served in
the Navy during
World War II
aboard the USS BegfggfirSr.
Long Island
He Worked in a bakery, then for
Simpson Timber Company for 15
years, then at the Shelton Post Of-
fice. He retired in 1985‘
Mr. Bearden enjoyed baking.
He was a master gardener and a
member of Skokomish Comm unity
Church.
Surviving are sons Denver Rob»
ert Bearden Jr. and wife Sherie
and Charles Bearden and wife
Karen, all of Shelton; sister Eva
Cuzick of Shelton; brother Ozoro
Bearden of Missouri; sister-in-
law Evelyn Rutherford of Texas;
and numerous grandchildren and
great-grandchildren
His wife, Adrene, preceded him
in death in 2002.
A graveside service will be held
at 11 am. Friday, October 26, at
Shelton Memorial Park. Pastor
Maury Jenkins will officiate.
Arrangements are under the di-
rection of McComb Funeral Home
ofShelton. [9- 25' 2007
, Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,B Last Name,Bearden, Denver Robert ''Bob'' Sr. (1).tif,Bearden, Denver Robert ''Bob'' Sr. (1).tif, Bearden, Denver Robert ''Bob'' Sr. (1).tif
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