Godfrey J. Heglund Godfrey “Pat" John Heglund, 109, a resident of Shelton for 20 years, died Thursday, Oct. 7, 1993, in Fir Lane Terrace Commlescent Center, Shelton. RHe was born July 28, 1884, in Fentonville, N.Y., to John and Au- gustina (Berdine) He lund He was the oldest of eight sib gs. His par» ents had immigrated from Sweden in the 1870s. He attended school to the fifth grade in Pennsylvania He went to work in a glass fac— tory at an early age to help support his family in Sergeant, Penn. Later the family settled in Jamestown, NY. For a period of years he worked for Fred Card on his family farm near Chautauqua Lake, N .Y, Mr. Heglund never married In the early 1940s he moved to Hoquiam to be near his sister, Mi» nnie Parsons, and her family. While in Grays Harbor, he spent a few years working for Clifi Love- less on his cranberry farm. Mr. Heglund moved from Ho- quiam in the early 19705 to Shelton, where he lived in the Fir Tree Park Apartments until he was 105 years old. His home for the past four years has been Fir Lane Terrace in Shelton. He enjoyed fishing. Surviving Mr. Heglund are a niece, Virginia Pill, Shelton; a grand niece, Kathy Segai, Shelton; a greatrgreat-nephew, Johnathan Segai, Shelton; and a great-great- niece, Julia Segai, Shelton; and several nieces and nephews on the East Coast. Visitation for Mr Heglund will be from 2 to 5 pm. Friday, Oct. 8, in McComb and Batstone mineral Home, Shelton. A graveside service will begin at 11 am. Saturday, Oct. 9, in Shelton Memorial Park Gare den Chapel, with the Rev. Neil Thompson officiating. Arrangements are by McComb and Batstone Funeral Home, She- lton-lo/r/az TAD Ill/imam” , OCR Text: Godfrey J. Heglund Godfrey “Pat" John Heglund, 109, a resident of Shelton for 20 years, died Thursday, Oct. 7, 1993, in Fir Lane Terrace Commlescent Center, Shelton. RHe was born July 28, 1884, in Fentonville, N.Y., to John and Au- gustina (Berdine) He lund He was the oldest of eight sib gs. His par» ents had immigrated from Sweden in the 1870s. He attended school to the fifth grade in Pennsylvania He went to work in a glass fac— tory at an early age to help support his family in Sergeant, Penn. Later the family settled in Jamestown, NY. For a period of years he worked for Fred Card on his family farm near Chautauqua Lake, N .Y, Mr. Heglund never married In the early 1940s he moved to Hoquiam to be near his sister, Mi» nnie Parsons, and her family. While in Grays Harbor, he spent a few years working for Clifi Love- less on his cranberry farm. Mr. Heglund moved from Ho- quiam in the early 19705 to Shelton, where he lived in the Fir Tree Park Apartments until he was 105 years old. His home for the past four years has been Fir Lane Terrace in Shelton. He enjoyed fishing. Surviving Mr. Heglund are a niece, Virginia Pill, Shelton; a grand niece, Kathy Segai, Shelton; a greatrgreat-nephew, Johnathan Segai, Shelton; and a great-great- niece, Julia Segai, Shelton; and several nieces and nephews on the East Coast. Visitation for Mr Heglund will be from 2 to 5 pm. Friday, Oct. 8, in McComb and Batstone mineral Home, Shelton. A graveside service will begin at 11 am. Saturday, Oct. 9, in Shelton Memorial Park Gare den Chapel, with the Rev. Neil Thompson officiating. Arrangements are by McComb and Batstone Funeral Home, She- lton-lo/r/az TAD Ill/imam” , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,H Last Name,Heglund, Godfrey ''Pat'' John.tif,Heglund, Godfrey ''Pat'' John.tif, Heglund, Godfrey ''Pat'' John.tif