Anne L. Eacrett"
Memorial services will be held at
2 p.mi on July 11 at Vaughn Bay
Cemetery for Anne. L, Eacrett, a
longtime resident of Grapewew.
She died in Shelton on June 19 at
the age of 81. :5”. l‘t‘l’b
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Anne L. Eacrett
Longtime Grapeview resident
Anne L. Eacrett died in Shelton
June 19. She was 81 years old,
Born in Tacoma June 14, 191 1 to
Walter and Agusta (Nacthsheim)
Eckert, she was the granddaugh-
ter of the Eckert family who home-
steaded on Stretch Island in 1890
and lived there for many years.
Mrs. Eacrett graduated from
Stadium High School in Tacoma in
1929 and from Bellingh am Normal
School, now Western Washington
University, in 1932. She worked as
a bookkeeper at Eacrett Lumber
for many years and was also a sub-
stitute teacher in the Mason Coun-
ty area.
She was a member of the Sarah
Eckert Orthopedic Guild, Fair
Harbor Grange, Shelton United
Methodist Church and the Repub-
lican Women’s Association. She
enjoyed gardening and sports.
Mrs. Eacrett was preceded in
death by her husband, Francis
“Elie" Eacrett. Surviving her are
two sons, Bob Eacrett of Grape-
view and Ken Eacrett of Phoenix,
Arizona; seven grandchildren; and
four great-grandchildren.
Private family services will be
held. Arrangements are under the
direction of McComb and Batstone
Funeral Home.
, OCR Text: Anne L. Eacrett"
Memorial services will be held at
2 p.mi on July 11 at Vaughn Bay
Cemetery for Anne. L, Eacrett, a
longtime resident of Grapewew.
She died in Shelton on June 19 at
the age of 81. :5”. l‘t‘l’b
mecca. Ca . 3:» (Mi
3-5.347; 7111;... cc Jig“;
Anne L. Eacrett
Longtime Grapeview resident
Anne L. Eacrett died in Shelton
June 19. She was 81 years old,
Born in Tacoma June 14, 191 1 to
Walter and Agusta (Nacthsheim)
Eckert, she was the granddaugh-
ter of the Eckert family who home-
steaded on Stretch Island in 1890
and lived there for many years.
Mrs. Eacrett graduated from
Stadium High School in Tacoma in
1929 and from Bellingh am Normal
School, now Western Washington
University, in 1932. She worked as
a bookkeeper at Eacrett Lumber
for many years and was also a sub-
stitute teacher in the Mason Coun-
ty area.
She was a member of the Sarah
Eckert Orthopedic Guild, Fair
Harbor Grange, Shelton United
Methodist Church and the Repub-
lican Women’s Association. She
enjoyed gardening and sports.
Mrs. Eacrett was preceded in
death by her husband, Francis
“Elie" Eacrett. Surviving her are
two sons, Bob Eacrett of Grape-
view and Ken Eacrett of Phoenix,
Arizona; seven grandchildren; and
four great-grandchildren.
Private family services will be
held. Arrangements are under the
direction of McComb and Batstone
Funeral Home.
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