John Ruymann
John Calhoun “Butch"
Ruymann Jr. died on Mon-
day, November 23, at Mason
General Hospital in Shel-
ton. He was 68 years old.
He was r— V.
born on
July 13,
1941 in
S h e l t o n
to Alice
(Walters)
and John
Ruymann
Sr.
He at-
t e n d e d
S h e 1 t o n
H i g h
School and served in the
US. Air Force at Mountain
Home, Idaho.
His family described him
as a hardworking man who
spent many years working
in the logging industry as
well as driving a truck.
Surviving are son John
Ruymann of Oakville;
daughter Pam Devine of
Marion, Montana; broth-
ers Gary Raymond of Des
Moines and Jeff Raymond
of Olympia; sister Sue Ray-
mond of Washington; grand-
children Michael, Jarod and
Derek Ruymann of Oakville
and Sheena and Daniel
Devine of Montana; and
longtime friend and com-
panion Tina Brown of Shel-
tout
He was preceded in death
by mother Alice Raymond;
father John Calhoun Ruy-
mann Sr; brother Jerry
Raymond; daughter Janice
Schrofe; and granddaughter
Lesha Ruymann.
A memorial and potluck
for family and friends will
be held at the Agate Grange
between noon and 4 pmi on
Saturday, December 12.
Inumment is at Shelton
Memorial Park.
Arrangements have been
made by McComh Funeral
Home of Shelton and condo-
lences may be sent via www.
mccombfh.com.
, OCR Text: John Ruymann
John Calhoun “Butch"
Ruymann Jr. died on Mon-
day, November 23, at Mason
General Hospital in Shel-
ton. He was 68 years old.
He was r— V.
born on
July 13,
1941 in
S h e l t o n
to Alice
(Walters)
and John
Ruymann
Sr.
He at-
t e n d e d
S h e 1 t o n
H i g h
School and served in the
US. Air Force at Mountain
Home, Idaho.
His family described him
as a hardworking man who
spent many years working
in the logging industry as
well as driving a truck.
Surviving are son John
Ruymann of Oakville;
daughter Pam Devine of
Marion, Montana; broth-
ers Gary Raymond of Des
Moines and Jeff Raymond
of Olympia; sister Sue Ray-
mond of Washington; grand-
children Michael, Jarod and
Derek Ruymann of Oakville
and Sheena and Daniel
Devine of Montana; and
longtime friend and com-
panion Tina Brown of Shel-
tout
He was preceded in death
by mother Alice Raymond;
father John Calhoun Ruy-
mann Sr; brother Jerry
Raymond; daughter Janice
Schrofe; and granddaughter
Lesha Ruymann.
A memorial and potluck
for family and friends will
be held at the Agate Grange
between noon and 4 pmi on
Saturday, December 12.
Inumment is at Shelton
Memorial Park.
Arrangements have been
made by McComh Funeral
Home of Shelton and condo-
lences may be sent via www.
mccombfh.com.
, Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,R Last Name,Ruymann, John Calhoun ''Butch'' Jr..tif,Ruymann, John Calhoun ''Butch'' Jr..tif, Ruymann, John Calhoun ''Butch'' Jr..tif
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