3% Gordon (Wade) Singhose Gordon Singhose Former Shelton-area resident Gordon (Wade) Singhose died of cancer Saturday, December 4, at Saint John’s Lutheran Hospital in Libby, Montana, He was 42, He was born May 13, 1957 in Port Angeles to Charles and Lau- ra Singhose. He was a Wrestler in high school there, He was married to Amanda Strom of Shelton, a marriage that ended in divorce in Montana. After moving to Rexford in Lin» coln County, Montana, he moved to the Libby area four years ago. He worked in construction, mainly drywall contracting, for many years throughout the Northwest and Alaska, He was well-known for the pride he took in his work, and made picnic ta- bles, planter boxes and shadow boxes until his illness prevented it, his family said. He was an avid outdoorsman and fisherman, having started to fish and hike at a young age in Port Angeles, His love for fishing got him started collecting, buying and trading antique fishing lures and other gear, He also enjoyed bowhunting and camping. Surviving him are his parents, Charles and Laura Singhose of Port Angeles; a brother, Ken Singhose of Port Angeles; and sisters Jan Cannon of Fairbanks, Alaska, and Charlotte (Cookie) Lillard of Marysville. He was pre— ceded in death by a sister, Shirley Joy, in 1982. At his request a memorial ser vice was held Saturday, Decem» ber 11, in Libby at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Memorial donations may be sent to Saint John’s Lutheran Hospital Foundation, 350 Louisi- ana Avenue, Libby, Montana, 59923, , OCR Text: 3% Gordon (Wade) Singhose Gordon Singhose Former Shelton-area resident Gordon (Wade) Singhose died of cancer Saturday, December 4, at Saint John’s Lutheran Hospital in Libby, Montana, He was 42, He was born May 13, 1957 in Port Angeles to Charles and Lau- ra Singhose. He was a Wrestler in high school there, He was married to Amanda Strom of Shelton, a marriage that ended in divorce in Montana. After moving to Rexford in Lin» coln County, Montana, he moved to the Libby area four years ago. He worked in construction, mainly drywall contracting, for many years throughout the Northwest and Alaska, He was well-known for the pride he took in his work, and made picnic ta- bles, planter boxes and shadow boxes until his illness prevented it, his family said. He was an avid outdoorsman and fisherman, having started to fish and hike at a young age in Port Angeles, His love for fishing got him started collecting, buying and trading antique fishing lures and other gear, He also enjoyed bowhunting and camping. Surviving him are his parents, Charles and Laura Singhose of Port Angeles; a brother, Ken Singhose of Port Angeles; and sisters Jan Cannon of Fairbanks, Alaska, and Charlotte (Cookie) Lillard of Marysville. He was pre— ceded in death by a sister, Shirley Joy, in 1982. At his request a memorial ser vice was held Saturday, Decem» ber 11, in Libby at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Memorial donations may be sent to Saint John’s Lutheran Hospital Foundation, 350 Louisi- ana Avenue, Libby, Montana, 59923, , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,S Last Name,Singhose, Gordon (Wade).tif,Singhose, Gordon (Wade).tif, Singhose, Gordon (Wade).tif