Dennis Knipschield D.R. Knipschield Dennis R. Knipschield of She]- ton died in the emergency room of Mason General Hospital on Octo- ber 1. He was 44. He was born in Shell Lake, Wisconsin, on January 30, 1952 to Harold and Dorothy (Roberts) Knipschield. He was married in Olympia on June 11, 1971 to the former Deborah Smith. Mr. Knipschield worked as a journeyman lineman for Mason County PUD 3 in Shelton. He was a member of Local 77 of the Inter- national Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. He was a member of the Shel- ton Moose Lodge. He enjoyed boating, golfing and spending time with his friends. His family was very important to him. He was preceded in death by his father, Harold, in 1978. Sur- vivors include his wife, Deborah; his daughters, Deanna Muenchow of Shelton and Dawna Knip- schield of Shelton; his mother, Dorothy Knipschield; his sisters, Ruth Wood of Orlando, Florida, Dora Lee Louton of Aberdeen, Cheryl Rose of Orlando and Kathy ’l‘ingvall of Olympia; his brothers, Donald Knipschield of San Jose, California, David Knipschield of Auburn, Daniel Knipechield of Montana and Frank Knipschield of Olympla; and three grandchildren. The Reverend Steve Schroeder officiated at funeral services held on October 5 at the Shelton United Methodist Church. Burial was in Shelton Memorial Park. Arrangements were ‘13: ltgcqgomb eral Home. I” REX/lama W’lwn €31an Jam-474 Demls H. Knlpschield Dennis R. Knipschield, 44, a 30- year resident of Shelton, died 'nies- day, Oct, 1, 1996, in Mason General Hospital. The cause of death is not available. He was born Jan. 30, 1952, in Shell Lake, Wis, to Harold and Dorothy (Roberts) Knipschield. Mr. Knipschield married Deborah Smith on June 11, 1971 in Olympia. He worked for Public Utility Disv trict No. in Shelton as ajourneyr man lineman. Mr. Knipschield was a member of the Shelton Moose Lodge and IBEW Local No 77. He enjoyed spending time with friends and family. He also enjoyed boating and golfing. Mr. Knipschield is survived by his Wife, Deborah, Shelton; two daugh— ters, Deanna Muenchovv, and Dawna Knipschield, both of Shel» ton; his mother, Dorothy Knip- schield; four sisters, Ruth Wood, and Cheryl Rose, both of Orlando, Fla, Dora Lea Louton, Aberdeen, and Kathy Tingvall, Olympia; four brothers, Donald, San Jose, Calif, David, Auburn, Frank, Olympia, and Daniel, Montana; and three grand children. Visitation will be from noon to 5 pm. Thursday, Oct, 3, and from 3 am. to pm. Friday, Oct. 4 at Mo Comb Funeral Home, Shelton. A fu- neral will begin at 11 am, Saturday, Oct. 5, at the United Methodist Church, Shelton. The Rev. Steve Schroeder will officiate. Burial will be in Shelton Memorial Park. The family suggests memorial donations be made to a childabuse program. Arrangements are by McComb 1111;322:121 Home, Shelton. c9 all/9% 0/1] flifl/am , OCR Text: Dennis Knipschield D.R. Knipschield Dennis R. Knipschield of She]- ton died in the emergency room of Mason General Hospital on Octo- ber 1. He was 44. He was born in Shell Lake, Wisconsin, on January 30, 1952 to Harold and Dorothy (Roberts) Knipschield. He was married in Olympia on June 11, 1971 to the former Deborah Smith. Mr. Knipschield worked as a journeyman lineman for Mason County PUD 3 in Shelton. He was a member of Local 77 of the Inter- national Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. He was a member of the Shel- ton Moose Lodge. He enjoyed boating, golfing and spending time with his friends. His family was very important to him. He was preceded in death by his father, Harold, in 1978. Sur- vivors include his wife, Deborah; his daughters, Deanna Muenchow of Shelton and Dawna Knip- schield of Shelton; his mother, Dorothy Knipschield; his sisters, Ruth Wood of Orlando, Florida, Dora Lee Louton of Aberdeen, Cheryl Rose of Orlando and Kathy ’l‘ingvall of Olympia; his brothers, Donald Knipschield of San Jose, California, David Knipschield of Auburn, Daniel Knipechield of Montana and Frank Knipschield of Olympla; and three grandchildren. The Reverend Steve Schroeder officiated at funeral services held on October 5 at the Shelton United Methodist Church. Burial was in Shelton Memorial Park. Arrangements were ‘13: ltgcqgomb eral Home. I” REX/lama W’lwn €31an Jam-474 Demls H. Knlpschield Dennis R. Knipschield, 44, a 30- year resident of Shelton, died 'nies- day, Oct, 1, 1996, in Mason General Hospital. The cause of death is not available. He was born Jan. 30, 1952, in Shell Lake, Wis, to Harold and Dorothy (Roberts) Knipschield. Mr. Knipschield married Deborah Smith on June 11, 1971 in Olympia. He worked for Public Utility Disv trict No. in Shelton as ajourneyr man lineman. Mr. Knipschield was a member of the Shelton Moose Lodge and IBEW Local No 77. He enjoyed spending time with friends and family. He also enjoyed boating and golfing. Mr. Knipschield is survived by his Wife, Deborah, Shelton; two daugh— ters, Deanna Muenchovv, and Dawna Knipschield, both of Shel» ton; his mother, Dorothy Knip- schield; four sisters, Ruth Wood, and Cheryl Rose, both of Orlando, Fla, Dora Lea Louton, Aberdeen, and Kathy Tingvall, Olympia; four brothers, Donald, San Jose, Calif, David, Auburn, Frank, Olympia, and Daniel, Montana; and three grand children. Visitation will be from noon to 5 pm. Thursday, Oct, 3, and from 3 am. to pm. Friday, Oct. 4 at Mo Comb Funeral Home, Shelton. A fu- neral will begin at 11 am, Saturday, Oct. 5, at the United Methodist Church, Shelton. The Rev. Steve Schroeder will officiate. 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