Anna Willadson- oggarth Anna Marie Willadson- Hoggarth died on Thursday, February 18, at Mason Gen- eral Hos— pital in Shelton. S h e m o v e d to Shel- ton from N o r t h D a k 0 t a with her family in 1936 and lived in Anna Willadson- the Mat- HOggarth lock area ;, .15 fl.) and Sheltonééier /father worked at several of the old Simpson logging camps as a blacksmith and was a farmer. She attended school at Mary M. Knight, Shelton Jr. High School and Irene S. Reed Sr. High School. On February 2, 1945 she and Morris Charles Rebman were married in Shelton. The family moved to Ev— erett in 1951 and they di- vorced in 1956. In 1960, she married Maynard Hog» gaith, a carpenteri She worked as a health care provider in Mason and Snohomish county hospitals and nursing homes, span~ ning several decades of sera vice. When her mother died at an early age she had two younger siblings to take care of while her father was at work. Her family says that she enjoyed her independence up until this past month when she fell ill and her heart started to fail. They also say that she will be missed as a mother, grand- mother and friend and that she loved the Lord and was active in her church until she slipped the bounds of this Earth. Surviving are sons George Rebman, Jack Reb- man, Dennis Rehman; daughter Mickie Jo Hog- garth; 15 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; seven great-great-grandchildren; niece Jackie Auhol Strutz of Shelton, and several other family members in North Dakota and Washington. She was preceded in death by father Axel John Willadson; mother Winni- fred Katherine Way; broth- er Clarence Willadson; sis- ter Ruth Willadson Strutz; and Morris C. Rebman and Maynard Hoggarth A memorial service will be held at 11 a.mi on Sat- ~ urday, February 27, at the Skokomish Assembly of God, 19205 U.S, Highway 101, Potlatch. , OCR Text: Anna Willadson- oggarth Anna Marie Willadson- Hoggarth died on Thursday, February 18, at Mason Gen- eral Hos— pital in Shelton. S h e m o v e d to Shel- ton from N o r t h D a k 0 t a with her family in 1936 and lived in Anna Willadson- the Mat- HOggarth lock area ;, .15 fl.) and Sheltonééier /father worked at several of the old Simpson logging camps as a blacksmith and was a farmer. She attended school at Mary M. Knight, Shelton Jr. High School and Irene S. Reed Sr. High School. On February 2, 1945 she and Morris Charles Rebman were married in Shelton. The family moved to Ev— erett in 1951 and they di- vorced in 1956. In 1960, she married Maynard Hog» gaith, a carpenteri She worked as a health care provider in Mason and Snohomish county hospitals and nursing homes, span~ ning several decades of sera vice. When her mother died at an early age she had two younger siblings to take care of while her father was at work. Her family says that she enjoyed her independence up until this past month when she fell ill and her heart started to fail. They also say that she will be missed as a mother, grand- mother and friend and that she loved the Lord and was active in her church until she slipped the bounds of this Earth. Surviving are sons George Rebman, Jack Reb- man, Dennis Rehman; daughter Mickie Jo Hog- garth; 15 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; seven great-great-grandchildren; niece Jackie Auhol Strutz of Shelton, and several other family members in North Dakota and Washington. She was preceded in death by father Axel John Willadson; mother Winni- fred Katherine Way; broth- er Clarence Willadson; sis- ter Ruth Willadson Strutz; and Morris C. Rebman and Maynard Hoggarth A memorial service will be held at 11 a.mi on Sat- ~ urday, February 27, at the Skokomish Assembly of God, 19205 U.S, Highway 101, Potlatch. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,W Last Name,Willadson-Hoggarth, Anna Marie.tif,Willadson-Hoggarth, Anna Marie.tif, Willadson-Hoggarth, Anna Marie.tif