__§[12,L2£_ Norma Norman E Lange died at his home in Amboy on January 9. He was 66‘ He was born in Wenotchee on February 14, 1927‘ He grew up in Union and graduated from Shelton High School. He played the role of Paul Bunyan in the annual Forest Festival Parade. He served in the US. Coast Guard during World War IL Mr. Lange earned an engineer- ing degree from the University of Washington and worked as a road builderf‘or most ofhislife. He was a partner in Wisner and Lange Roadbuilders and also operated on his own for many years. He was a member of the North Clark Lions, 8 board member of North Country Emergency Medi- cal Services, a board member ofthe North Clark Historical Museum, a former director of the Battle GroundSchool Districtandamem- ber of Ducks Unlimited, D&D Duck Club of Woodland and Ska- mania Fly Fishermen. He enjoyed reading, stamp collecting and duck hunting Mr. Lange moved to the Amboy area in 1958 and was married in 1981, He supported schools, spon- sored little league teams and con- structed tennis courts and trails at Amboy School. He loved the out- doors, kittens and his dog, Brandy, Survivors include his wife, Glynne Lee Lange of Amboy; his daughters, Barbara Kay Barker and Karen Ellen Lange of Van- couver; a son, Eric Edward Lange of" Bozeman, Montana; his step- sons, Michael Ray Nichols of Ca- thedral City, California, and Fred Nichols of Yakima; a stepdaugh~ ter, Danna Lynn Neil of Citrus Heights, California;two grandchil- dren and 11 stepagrandchildren. Pastor Rodney Ellertson offi- ciated at memorial services held January 14 at Memorial Gardens Funeral Chapel in Vancouver. , OCR Text: __§[12,L2£_ Norma Norman E Lange died at his home in Amboy on January 9. He was 66‘ He was born in Wenotchee on February 14, 1927‘ He grew up in Union and graduated from Shelton High School. He played the role of Paul Bunyan in the annual Forest Festival Parade. He served in the US. Coast Guard during World War IL Mr. Lange earned an engineer- ing degree from the University of Washington and worked as a road builderf‘or most ofhislife. He was a partner in Wisner and Lange Roadbuilders and also operated on his own for many years. He was a member of the North Clark Lions, 8 board member of North Country Emergency Medi- cal Services, a board member ofthe North Clark Historical Museum, a former director of the Battle GroundSchool Districtandamem- ber of Ducks Unlimited, D&D Duck Club of Woodland and Ska- mania Fly Fishermen. He enjoyed reading, stamp collecting and duck hunting Mr. Lange moved to the Amboy area in 1958 and was married in 1981, He supported schools, spon- sored little league teams and con- structed tennis courts and trails at Amboy School. He loved the out- doors, kittens and his dog, Brandy, Survivors include his wife, Glynne Lee Lange of Amboy; his daughters, Barbara Kay Barker and Karen Ellen Lange of Van- couver; a son, Eric Edward Lange of" Bozeman, Montana; his step- sons, Michael Ray Nichols of Ca- thedral City, California, and Fred Nichols of Yakima; a stepdaugh~ ter, Danna Lynn Neil of Citrus Heights, California;two grandchil- dren and 11 stepagrandchildren. Pastor Rodney Ellertson offi- ciated at memorial services held January 14 at Memorial Gardens Funeral Chapel in Vancouver. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,L Last Name,Lange, Norman E..tif,Lange, Norman E..tif, Lange, Norman E..tif