Mozelle Crow Mozelle Crow Mozelle Mattie Widgeon Leit- zell Crow, a Shelton resident for 17 years, died of natural causes Tuesday, October 2, in Grape- view. She was 78. She was born August 21, 1923 in Columbus, Georgia, to Espey W. and Alice Bell (Helms) Widgeon. She married Charles Crow. Previously, a marriage to Albert Gaylord Leitzell ended in divorce in 1959. She worked as executive secre- tary for Yuba Engineering in Cal— ifornia, executive secretary for Honeywell Engineering in Seat- tle, as medical records librarian and stenographer at Fairfield Hospital in Fairfield, California, and as an artist. Mrs. Crow’s interests included art, gardening, literature, writing music, singing, gourmet cooking and science, She was a member of the Fairfield-Suisun Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. She was instrumental in organiz- ing and starting a cultural arts program in Fairfield, California. She also helped start the first Girl Scout and Brownie programs in Solano County, California. Ac- tive in the Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation, she received that organi- zation’s National Honorary Life Membership and Golden Oak Ser- vice Award, the highest award given by the California PTA. She was preceded in death by her brother, Charles B. Widgeon, and sister, Catherine Coffer. Survivors include her husband, Charles Crow of Shelton; daugh- ters Barbara Anderson of Grape- view, Bonnie-Jean Stober of Ken- ncsaw, Georgia, and Gaylynn Po- temkin of Louisville, Colorado; sister LaVerne Burks of Glendale, Arizona; grandchildren Jean An- derson of Shelton, Dwain Ander- son of Los Angeles, California, Matthew Bell of Shelton, Rebecca Estes-Roos of Middletown, New York, Benjamin Estes and David Estes ofr Orem, Utah, Rochelle Estes of Sacramento, California, Aaron Estes of Mesa, Arizona, Kristie Potemlu‘n—Lemon of Olym- pia and Alexis Potemkin of Den- ton, Texas. Also surviving are great-grand» children Alyssa Estes and Sarah Estes of Orem, Utah, Andrew Quantz Anderson of Shelton, Noah Anderson and Miriah An- derson of Los Angeles and Mat- thew Bell Jr. ofShelton. A semi-private funeral will be held at 11 am. Friday, October 5, at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Shelton. Memorial donations may be made to Children’s Hospital, PO. Box 5371-C104, Seattle 98105. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home in Shelton. , OCR Text: Mozelle Crow Mozelle Crow Mozelle Mattie Widgeon Leit- zell Crow, a Shelton resident for 17 years, died of natural causes Tuesday, October 2, in Grape- view. She was 78. She was born August 21, 1923 in Columbus, Georgia, to Espey W. and Alice Bell (Helms) Widgeon. She married Charles Crow. Previously, a marriage to Albert Gaylord Leitzell ended in divorce in 1959. She worked as executive secre- tary for Yuba Engineering in Cal— ifornia, executive secretary for Honeywell Engineering in Seat- tle, as medical records librarian and stenographer at Fairfield Hospital in Fairfield, California, and as an artist. Mrs. Crow’s interests included art, gardening, literature, writing music, singing, gourmet cooking and science, She was a member of the Fairfield-Suisun Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. She was instrumental in organiz- ing and starting a cultural arts program in Fairfield, California. She also helped start the first Girl Scout and Brownie programs in Solano County, California. Ac- tive in the Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation, she received that organi- zation’s National Honorary Life Membership and Golden Oak Ser- vice Award, the highest award given by the California PTA. She was preceded in death by her brother, Charles B. Widgeon, and sister, Catherine Coffer. Survivors include her husband, Charles Crow of Shelton; daugh- ters Barbara Anderson of Grape- view, Bonnie-Jean Stober of Ken- ncsaw, Georgia, and Gaylynn Po- temkin of Louisville, Colorado; sister LaVerne Burks of Glendale, Arizona; grandchildren Jean An- derson of Shelton, Dwain Ander- son of Los Angeles, California, Matthew Bell of Shelton, Rebecca Estes-Roos of Middletown, New York, Benjamin Estes and David Estes ofr Orem, Utah, Rochelle Estes of Sacramento, California, Aaron Estes of Mesa, Arizona, Kristie Potemlu‘n—Lemon of Olym- pia and Alexis Potemkin of Den- ton, Texas. Also surviving are great-grand» children Alyssa Estes and Sarah Estes of Orem, Utah, Andrew Quantz Anderson of Shelton, Noah Anderson and Miriah An- derson of Los Angeles and Mat- thew Bell Jr. ofShelton. A semi-private funeral will be held at 11 am. Friday, October 5, at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Shelton. Memorial donations may be made to Children’s Hospital, PO. Box 5371-C104, Seattle 98105. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home in Shelton. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,C Last Name,Crow, Mozelle Mattie Widgeon Leitzell.tif,Crow, Mozelle Mattie Widgeon Leitzell.tif, Crow, Mozelle Mattie Widgeon Leitzell.tif