i, l Mrs. Ann Valley Killed When Struck By Vehicle > A coroner's inquest mlo death or Mrs. Anne Marie Valley. 24. Shelton. as she walked along Arcadia Road Saturday night will probably be held when evrdencc sent to the Federal Bureau oi investigation laboratory in Wash- ington D. c. and to a pathologist in Tacoma is returned. Prosecut- ing Attorney John c. Bagen said Wednesday. The evidence sent to the labor~ atories was collected by the Ma. Son County Shex‘ilf's office to determine whether or not there is connection between Mrs. Valley's death and a car driven by Robert c. Brigham, Rt. 3. Box 399. Sheitu'n, Officers said Brigham, whose identity was revealed by the State Patrol. called Sheriff Wally Anderson about 1 am. Sunday stating he thought he had struck something on the Arcadia Road on his way home. He told Anderson he stopped at the time. but. was unable to find anything at the scene. otticers said. Mrs. Valley's body was fuund by her husband. Gordon, shortly betore am. Sunday. otticers estimated she died some time between 12 :30 and 1 am. Sunday. The body was found in a ditch along side the mad about an eighth of a mile trom Highway 101 along Arcadia Road. Valley had looked ior his wife for several hours aiter finding that she was neither at a friend's home where he was to have met her upon returning irom out. of-town or at their home. After finding his wife's body. Valley called the Shelmn police Department An ambulance and a police ntricer were sent to the scene where it was determined she was already dead. The investigation is being handled by the Sheriff's Office and Ragan .in his capacity as coroner. Funeral services for Mrs. Val. ley will be held at 10 am. to~ day in St. Edward’s Catholic church with Fri Gabriel Dono- hue conducting the mass. Rosary was recited at 7:30 pm at Eatv stone Funeral Home Tuesday. Burial will be in Shelton Me- moriai Park. Mrs. Valley was born March 6, 1543 in Dickinson, N. D. She had lived in Shelton the past 11 years and made her home at Rt. 3. Box 284. She was a member of St Edward's Catholic Church. Survivors include her husband, Gordon, Shelton; three daugh- ters. Donna Marie. Billie Ann and Marlyn Ilene, all at home; her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- iam Rhodes. Shelton: four broth. ers. William D. Rhodes, Smyona, Tenn; and Frank. diester and Robert Rhodes, all of Shelton; rive sisters. Delores. Beverly. Judy. Mary and Theresa Rhodes. all of Shelton. and her grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leech. Dickinson. N. D, \ist\ a. . :ii Tlilllrulin. .\I‘d\ Ia lino: s Hm . w Shelton, washington 2n Page». 2 Swilulll I0 Cents Per tinny , OCR Text: i, l Mrs. Ann Valley Killed When Struck By Vehicle > A coroner's inquest mlo death or Mrs. Anne Marie Valley. 24. Shelton. as she walked along Arcadia Road Saturday night will probably be held when evrdencc sent to the Federal Bureau oi investigation laboratory in Wash- ington D. c. and to a pathologist in Tacoma is returned. Prosecut- ing Attorney John c. Bagen said Wednesday. The evidence sent to the labor~ atories was collected by the Ma. Son County Shex‘ilf's office to determine whether or not there is connection between Mrs. Valley's death and a car driven by Robert c. Brigham, Rt. 3. Box 399. Sheitu'n, Officers said Brigham, whose identity was revealed by the State Patrol. called Sheriff Wally Anderson about 1 am. Sunday stating he thought he had struck something on the Arcadia Road on his way home. He told Anderson he stopped at the time. but. was unable to find anything at the scene. otticers said. Mrs. Valley's body was fuund by her husband. Gordon, shortly betore am. Sunday. otticers estimated she died some time between 12 :30 and 1 am. Sunday. The body was found in a ditch along side the mad about an eighth of a mile trom Highway 101 along Arcadia Road. Valley had looked ior his wife for several hours aiter finding that she was neither at a friend's home where he was to have met her upon returning irom out. of-town or at their home. After finding his wife's body. Valley called the Shelmn police Department An ambulance and a police ntricer were sent to the scene where it was determined she was already dead. The investigation is being handled by the Sheriff's Office and Ragan .in his capacity as coroner. Funeral services for Mrs. Val. ley will be held at 10 am. to~ day in St. Edward’s Catholic church with Fri Gabriel Dono- hue conducting the mass. Rosary was recited at 7:30 pm at Eatv stone Funeral Home Tuesday. Burial will be in Shelton Me- moriai Park. Mrs. Valley was born March 6, 1543 in Dickinson, N. D. She had lived in Shelton the past 11 years and made her home at Rt. 3. Box 284. She was a member of St Edward's Catholic Church. Survivors include her husband, Gordon, Shelton; three daugh- ters. Donna Marie. Billie Ann and Marlyn Ilene, all at home; her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- iam Rhodes. Shelton: four broth. ers. William D. Rhodes, Smyona, Tenn; and Frank. diester and Robert Rhodes, all of Shelton; rive sisters. Delores. Beverly. Judy. Mary and Theresa Rhodes. all of Shelton. and her grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leech. Dickinson. N. D, \ist\ a. . :ii Tlilllrulin. .\I‘d\ Ia lino: s Hm . w Shelton, washington 2n Page». 2 Swilulll I0 Cents Per tinny , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,V Last Name,Valley, Anne Marie.tif,Valley, Anne Marie.tif, Valley, Anne Marie.tif