Glenda J. (Mafiben) Walgamott, ‘ 57, a resident of S elton for 28 years, died after an extended illness Thursday, Feb. 16, 1995, inher home. She was born Jan. 27, 1938, in Wilson, Okla, to Riley and Virgie (Robinson) Culbreath. She also lived in Monmouth, Ore. She received her GED from St. Marlin’s College in 1969. Mrs. Walgamott was a home— maker who enjoyed taking care of her children and gandchildxea. She was a member of the 40 et 8, Eagles and Moose Lodge, all in Shelton. She enjoyed playing pool and bowling. She was active in Little League in the mid-’70s Mrs. Walgamott is survived by her husband, Dave Walgamott, Shelton;' five daughters, Selina Hamilton, Richland, Desi armon, Mary Wheeler, Linda Arnold and June Luitman, all of Shelton; three sons, John Clayton, Phoenix, Ariz., Ken Carson, Juneau, Alaska, and Matt Clayton, Shelton; two sisters, Betty James, Bakersfield, Calif,, and JoAnn Clayton, Shelton; four brothers, Don Teague, Durant, Okla, Fred Teague, Yuma, Ariz., Swede 'l‘eague, Arizona, and Ron Wilson, California; 17 grandchildren and two greatrgrandchildren. A memorial graveside service will he at 10 am. ’hiesday, Feb. 21, in Shelton Memorial Park. Pastor John Young will oficiate. The family suggests memorial donations be made to the American Cancer Society, Mason Unit, P.0. Box 5, Shelton, Wash. 98584. Arrangements are by McComb mineral Home, Shelton. lg 9151361 5‘ W 01-4 m PIA/n G.J. Woigamo‘fF Glenda J. (Mayben) Wolgamott of Shelton died in Shelton on Feb- ruary 16 after an extended illness. She was 57. She was born in Wilson, Oklaho- ma, on January 27, 1938 to Riley and Virgie (Robinson) Culbreath. She received her General Educa— tional Development certificate from Saint Martin’s College on February 14, 1969. She was married to David Wol- gamott. She lived in Monmouth, Oregon, for a time. She was a homemaker. She enjoyed playing pool and was active in the Little League in the mid-19703. She en- joyedbowling and was a member of 40 et 8, the Eagles and the Moose lodge in Shelton. She was preceded in death by her first husband, William May- ben, in 1989, by a son, Mike, in 1984 and by her biological mother, Emma Thurmond, in 1991. Survi- vors include her husband, Dave Wolgamott of Shelton; her daugh— ters, Selina Hamilton of Richland, Desi Harmon of Shelton, Mary Wheeler of Shelton, Linda Arnold of Shelton and June Lufl‘man of Shelton; her sons, John Clayton of Phoenix, Arizona, Ken Carson of Juneau, Alaska, and Matt Clayton of Shelton; her sisters, Betty James of Bakersfield, California, and JoAnn Clayton of Shelton; her brothers, Don Teague of Durant, California, Fred Teague of Yuma, Arizona, Swede Teague of Arizona and Ron Wilson of California; 17 grandchildren and two great- grandchildren. Pastor John Young ofiiciated at graveside memorial services held February 21 at Shelton Memorial Park. Arrangements were by; '2 Fe b ' e M°C°mb “netgLflmeMnst lam , OCR Text: Glenda J. (Mafiben) Walgamott, ‘ 57, a resident of S elton for 28 years, died after an extended illness Thursday, Feb. 16, 1995, inher home. She was born Jan. 27, 1938, in Wilson, Okla, to Riley and Virgie (Robinson) Culbreath. She also lived in Monmouth, Ore. She received her GED from St. Marlin’s College in 1969. Mrs. Walgamott was a home— maker who enjoyed taking care of her children and gandchildxea. She was a member of the 40 et 8, Eagles and Moose Lodge, all in Shelton. She enjoyed playing pool and bowling. She was active in Little League in the mid-’70s Mrs. Walgamott is survived by her husband, Dave Walgamott, Shelton;' five daughters, Selina Hamilton, Richland, Desi armon, Mary Wheeler, Linda Arnold and June Luitman, all of Shelton; three sons, John Clayton, Phoenix, Ariz., Ken Carson, Juneau, Alaska, and Matt Clayton, Shelton; two sisters, Betty James, Bakersfield, Calif,, and JoAnn Clayton, Shelton; four brothers, Don Teague, Durant, Okla, Fred Teague, Yuma, Ariz., Swede 'l‘eague, Arizona, and Ron Wilson, California; 17 grandchildren and two greatrgrandchildren. A memorial graveside service will he at 10 am. ’hiesday, Feb. 21, in Shelton Memorial Park. Pastor John Young will oficiate. The family suggests memorial donations be made to the American Cancer Society, Mason Unit, P.0. Box 5, Shelton, Wash. 98584. Arrangements are by McComb mineral Home, Shelton. lg 9151361 5‘ W 01-4 m PIA/n G.J. Woigamo‘fF Glenda J. (Mayben) Wolgamott of Shelton died in Shelton on Feb- ruary 16 after an extended illness. She was 57. She was born in Wilson, Oklaho- ma, on January 27, 1938 to Riley and Virgie (Robinson) Culbreath. She received her General Educa— tional Development certificate from Saint Martin’s College on February 14, 1969. She was married to David Wol- gamott. She lived in Monmouth, Oregon, for a time. She was a homemaker. She enjoyed playing pool and was active in the Little League in the mid-19703. She en- joyedbowling and was a member of 40 et 8, the Eagles and the Moose lodge in Shelton. She was preceded in death by her first husband, William May- ben, in 1989, by a son, Mike, in 1984 and by her biological mother, Emma Thurmond, in 1991. Survi- vors include her husband, Dave Wolgamott of Shelton; her daugh— ters, Selina Hamilton of Richland, Desi Harmon of Shelton, Mary Wheeler of Shelton, Linda Arnold of Shelton and June Lufl‘man of Shelton; her sons, John Clayton of Phoenix, Arizona, Ken Carson of Juneau, Alaska, and Matt Clayton of Shelton; her sisters, Betty James of Bakersfield, California, and JoAnn Clayton of Shelton; her brothers, Don Teague of Durant, California, Fred Teague of Yuma, Arizona, Swede Teague of Arizona and Ron Wilson of California; 17 grandchildren and two great- grandchildren. Pastor John Young ofiiciated at graveside memorial services held February 21 at Shelton Memorial Park. Arrangements were by; '2 Fe b ' e M°C°mb “netgLflmeMnst lam , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,W Last Name,Walgamott, Glenda J. (Mayben).tif,Walgamott, Glenda J. (Mayben).tif, Walgamott, Glenda J. (Mayben).tif