TJBITIERIES Jack Veitch OF BELFAIR JULY 10. 1949 TO FEB. 26, 2009 Jack E. Veitch, 59, of Bele fair passed away February 26, 2009. He was born July 10. 1949 to Earl and “Dolly" Veitch in Seattle. Washington, the second of six boys. Jack graduated from North Ma- son HS, class of 1968. He later graduated from the University of Washing ton School of Pharmacy in 1975. For the past 29 years he worked at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. Jack married Christie in 1987 and they enjoyed over 21 years together. They enjoyed gardening and taking care of their home and going to Bingo on Saturday nights with Bruce and Susie. Jack ale so enjoyed hunting and fishing at the lake with his brothers and friends. He was a die-hard Husky football fan, rarely missV ingagame. Jack is survived by his loving wife, Chris- tie; Daughters Jamie (Al) Burdwood and Angie (Rob) Cappa; Sons. Kev» in Veitch and John (Di— ana) Ison; Brothers Andy (Sue), Chuck, Bruce (Su- sie), Chris, Duane (Lynn) Veitch; Father & Moth— ereinelaw Russ and Bar- Kif’sfl; 50m, 47;;ch 527007 bara Dahl; Sisters-in-law Arlene (Terry) McKean 8; Gail Dahl; Grandchildren Tracy, Sloan, Sonja, Der- ekv Kyle and Kaydee; nu merous nieces and neph- ewS; and his beloved lit tle Norwich Terrier Reba Jean. He was preceded in death by his parents, Earl and Gladys “Dolly" Veitch and Reba’s big brother Lenny. Funeral services will be 1:30 pm. Friday, March 6th at Rill’s Life Trib- ute Center in Fort Ore chard. In lieu of flow~ ers please consider dona- tions to a charity of your Choice. An onlinc memo- rial is available at www. rill.com. Jack was a very lov- ing and helpful person to those he cared about and he will be greatly missed. . Rest well, Jack. , OCR Text: TJBITIERIES Jack Veitch OF BELFAIR JULY 10. 1949 TO FEB. 26, 2009 Jack E. Veitch, 59, of Bele fair passed away February 26, 2009. He was born July 10. 1949 to Earl and “Dolly" Veitch in Seattle. Washington, the second of six boys. Jack graduated from North Ma- son HS, class of 1968. He later graduated from the University of Washing ton School of Pharmacy in 1975. For the past 29 years he worked at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. Jack married Christie in 1987 and they enjoyed over 21 years together. They enjoyed gardening and taking care of their home and going to Bingo on Saturday nights with Bruce and Susie. Jack ale so enjoyed hunting and fishing at the lake with his brothers and friends. He was a die-hard Husky football fan, rarely missV ingagame. Jack is survived by his loving wife, Chris- tie; Daughters Jamie (Al) Burdwood and Angie (Rob) Cappa; Sons. Kev» in Veitch and John (Di— ana) Ison; Brothers Andy (Sue), Chuck, Bruce (Su- sie), Chris, Duane (Lynn) Veitch; Father & Moth— ereinelaw Russ and Bar- Kif’sfl; 50m, 47;;ch 527007 bara Dahl; Sisters-in-law Arlene (Terry) McKean 8; Gail Dahl; Grandchildren Tracy, Sloan, Sonja, Der- ekv Kyle and Kaydee; nu merous nieces and neph- ewS; and his beloved lit tle Norwich Terrier Reba Jean. He was preceded in death by his parents, Earl and Gladys “Dolly" Veitch and Reba’s big brother Lenny. Funeral services will be 1:30 pm. Friday, March 6th at Rill’s Life Trib- ute Center in Fort Ore chard. In lieu of flow~ ers please consider dona- tions to a charity of your Choice. An onlinc memo- rial is available at www. rill.com. Jack was a very lov- ing and helpful person to those he cared about and he will be greatly missed. . Rest well, Jack. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,V Last Name,Veitch, Jack E..tif,Veitch, Jack E..tif, Veitch, Jack E..tif