Bagan, 47, a Shelton ,wu found dead at his in the Walker Park area nesdsy morning of an ntly self- inflicted gun shot (fund, Corona Byron said sai e and the ounty Sheriff’s Office timing the investigation was accidentally or inflicted. lb was caused, the “id. by a single shot .‘r38 caliber snub nose behind the ear, McClanahan said. The coronor said the gun was one which Ragan kept in his home. The body was discovered behind the family home by the victim’s son, Craig, about am. Wednesday. Ragan was brought to Mason General Hospital by ambulance where he died about _10 am. McClanahan said he had‘ made arrangements for an autopsy which was to be' performed Wednesday night. The coroner said there was no sign of [a struggle where the School. He first shared an office body was found. Ragan’s glasses had fallen off and were bent, he said McClanahan said that no note was found either in the home or Ragan’s office. Investigation so far, MoClanahan sai , had turned up no reason for Ragan to have taken his own life. The investigation will continue, he said. Regan came to Shelton in 1961 to open his law practice after graduating from the University of Washington Law unsho1 1akéslife of 110rney John C. Ragun with Attorney Glenn Correa, and later opened his own office in the Title Insurance Building. He was appointed city attorney shortly after coming to Shelton and served in that capacity for about five years. He was elected Prosecuting Attorney in 1966 and served a four-year term in that office. ' He was ‘a candidate for District Court Judge and served on numerous occasions as District Court Judge Pro-tem. He is survived by his wife, Carolyn, one daughter and two sons. ' t John C. Ragan , OCR Text: Bagan, 47, a Shelton ,wu found dead at his in the Walker Park area nesdsy morning of an ntly self- inflicted gun shot (fund, Corona Byron said sai e and the ounty Sheriff’s Office timing the investigation was accidentally or inflicted. lb was caused, the “id. by a single shot .‘r38 caliber snub nose behind the ear, McClanahan said. The coronor said the gun was one which Ragan kept in his home. The body was discovered behind the family home by the victim’s son, Craig, about am. Wednesday. Ragan was brought to Mason General Hospital by ambulance where he died about _10 am. McClanahan said he had‘ made arrangements for an autopsy which was to be' performed Wednesday night. The coroner said there was no sign of [a struggle where the School. He first shared an office body was found. Ragan’s glasses had fallen off and were bent, he said McClanahan said that no note was found either in the home or Ragan’s office. Investigation so far, MoClanahan sai , had turned up no reason for Ragan to have taken his own life. The investigation will continue, he said. Regan came to Shelton in 1961 to open his law practice after graduating from the University of Washington Law unsho1 1akéslife of 110rney John C. Ragun with Attorney Glenn Correa, and later opened his own office in the Title Insurance Building. He was appointed city attorney shortly after coming to Shelton and served in that capacity for about five years. He was elected Prosecuting Attorney in 1966 and served a four-year term in that office. ' He was ‘a candidate for District Court Judge and served on numerous occasions as District Court Judge Pro-tem. He is survived by his wife, Carolyn, one daughter and two sons. ' t John C. Ragan , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,R Last Name,Ragan, John C.#1.tif,Ragan, John C.#1.tif, Ragan, John C.#1.tif