M 00 bionic-I Adg‘fi/I. LeClair Ada M. (Hyasman) LeClair of Shelton died in town on February 29. She was 61. Mrs LeClair was born in Aber~ deen on November 19, 1930 to Harvey and Lucille (Miller) Hyas- man. She was raised by her grand- mother since she was six months old. She was a member of the Qui— nault Indian Tribe and the Indian Shaker Church on the Skokomish Indian Reservation. She was mar- ried to Adam LeClair in Mason County on July 10, 1959. She was preceded in death by her two sons, Glenn and Dale LeClairi Survivors include her husband, Adam LeClair of Shel- ton; her sons, Pat LeClair, Tim LeClair and Darryl LeClair, all of Shelton; her daughters, Rhea Lew- is, Patti LeClair and Donna Leclair and Corrine Solm, also all ofShel- ton; her sisters, Catherine Cooper of Oakville and Dolly Etta Come- onout ofTacoma; and 14 grandchil- dren, five great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. A candlelight service was held on March at the Shaker Church on the Skokomish Reservation. Lewis “Mike" Davis officiated at funeral services held March 4 at the Indian Shaker Church, Burial was in Shelton Memorial Park Arrangements were by McComb and Batstone Funeral Home. Mu- ”, (992. , OCR Text: M 00 bionic-I Adg‘fi/I. LeClair Ada M. (Hyasman) LeClair of Shelton died in town on February 29. She was 61. Mrs LeClair was born in Aber~ deen on November 19, 1930 to Harvey and Lucille (Miller) Hyas- man. She was raised by her grand- mother since she was six months old. She was a member of the Qui— nault Indian Tribe and the Indian Shaker Church on the Skokomish Indian Reservation. She was mar- ried to Adam LeClair in Mason County on July 10, 1959. She was preceded in death by her two sons, Glenn and Dale LeClairi Survivors include her husband, Adam LeClair of Shel- ton; her sons, Pat LeClair, Tim LeClair and Darryl LeClair, all of Shelton; her daughters, Rhea Lew- is, Patti LeClair and Donna Leclair and Corrine Solm, also all ofShel- ton; her sisters, Catherine Cooper of Oakville and Dolly Etta Come- onout ofTacoma; and 14 grandchil- dren, five great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. A candlelight service was held on March at the Shaker Church on the Skokomish Reservation. Lewis “Mike" Davis officiated at funeral services held March 4 at the Indian Shaker Church, Burial was in Shelton Memorial Park Arrangements were by McComb and Batstone Funeral Home. Mu- ”, (992. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,Le Last Name,LeClair, Ada M. (Hyasman).tif,LeClair, Ada M. (Hyasman).tif, LeClair, Ada M. (Hyasman).tif