Scandrett, 16, Shelton, was pre- sumed drowned Saturday, Dec. 34’. 1994, while hiking near the Steel Bridge outside Shelton. He was born gctflu, 1978, in or and, Ore, to Grego Mark and Linda (Youngberg) chidrett. He was the youngest of three children. He lived With his family in Oregon IElollorado, Wyoming, and Washing: D . Paiulrwas arstlnlentiat Shelton High School where he was active in sports. He was an avid soccer play and fan since the age of live. He played on the Shelton High School soccer team and the select level club team Thurston County Inferno U-16 League, where he competed in staterlevel tournaments. As a soccer fan, he followed the English Leagues. Paul also played trombone in eighth grade band. He played basketball on the Sophomore C Squad. He was a member of the First Baptist Church and the High School Youth Group. He also belonged to the South Mason Youth Soccer Club. He enjoyed mountain biking, skiing, and computers. He read spy novels and was fascinated by World War II history. His favorite teams were Penn State, the Denver Bron- cos, and the Atlanta Braves. His family said he “won a special place in the hearts of friends and family with his warm and open humor.” His friends said he could always make them laugh. His family remembers his portrayal in this year’s family Christmas nativity play Paul is survived by his parents, Pastor Greg Scandrett of the First Baptist Church, and Linda Scan- drett, an elementary teacher at Evergreen School, both of Shelton; one sister, Traci Ann, a student at George Fox College, Newbery, 0re., a brother, Brad Michael, a student at Shelton Highjsehool; his grand- parents, Harold and Bonnie Young- berg, Keizer, Ore, and Rev. Warren and Dorothy Scandrett, Colorado Springs, 001.; also numerous aunts, uncles. and cousins. A memorial service for Paul will be held at pm. Wednesday, Jan. 4, in First Baptist Church, Shelton. Pastor Gale Ashby of the Shelton Christian Fellowship Church and Pastor Steve Hill of the First Baptist Church will ofiiciate. The family suggests memorial donations may be made to the First Baptist Church Paul Scandrett Memorial Fund, or to the South Mason Youth Soccer Club, PO. Box 2273, Shelton, Wash. 98584, for the development of the proposed soccer park. The Olympian Wednesday, January 4, 1995 The Olympian ‘ January 4, 1995 r Shelton teen will continue hfo I Paul Scott Scandrett m L. Searc into a trail from the Steel B idge to a waterfall. The boy tumbled down the embankment dy r~old is presumed ; a search for his be will resume later this week. By Brad Shannon ~_ he Iii-yea drowned the river before Saturday, noon l ha)‘ Iva) ‘ ME ogeg’g‘lgafi :32 3% gtsnsgg» 2:3 cmo 015% 2 ° E2 §Eeazsse 3%: 5. 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N1: meagre g3 fifiaisg 2e gagama am Uflgagg 5e =N fl 938535 £§ '_':'U than: 51 ON 26 how “a. gggéfiag 8g '5 = .l/J EJEGEam? era new-15.53: om$°au mag ngasgswes e Mgmmig a , OCR Text: Scandrett, 16, Shelton, was pre- sumed drowned Saturday, Dec. 34’. 1994, while hiking near the Steel Bridge outside Shelton. He was born gctflu, 1978, in or and, Ore, to Grego Mark and Linda (Youngberg) chidrett. He was the youngest of three children. He lived With his family in Oregon IElollorado, Wyoming, and Washing: D . Paiulrwas arstlnlentiat Shelton High School where he was active in sports. He was an avid soccer play and fan since the age of live. He played on the Shelton High School soccer team and the select level club team Thurston County Inferno U-16 League, where he competed in staterlevel tournaments. As a soccer fan, he followed the English Leagues. Paul also played trombone in eighth grade band. He played basketball on the Sophomore C Squad. He was a member of the First Baptist Church and the High School Youth Group. He also belonged to the South Mason Youth Soccer Club. He enjoyed mountain biking, skiing, and computers. He read spy novels and was fascinated by World War II history. His favorite teams were Penn State, the Denver Bron- cos, and the Atlanta Braves. His family said he “won a special place in the hearts of friends and family with his warm and open humor.” His friends said he could always make them laugh. His family remembers his portrayal in this year’s family Christmas nativity play Paul is survived by his parents, Pastor Greg Scandrett of the First Baptist Church, and Linda Scan- drett, an elementary teacher at Evergreen School, both of Shelton; one sister, Traci Ann, a student at George Fox College, Newbery, 0re., a brother, Brad Michael, a student at Shelton Highjsehool; his grand- parents, Harold and Bonnie Young- berg, Keizer, Ore, and Rev. Warren and Dorothy Scandrett, Colorado Springs, 001.; also numerous aunts, uncles. and cousins. A memorial service for Paul will be held at pm. Wednesday, Jan. 4, in First Baptist Church, Shelton. Pastor Gale Ashby of the Shelton Christian Fellowship Church and Pastor Steve Hill of the First Baptist Church will ofiiciate. The family suggests memorial donations may be made to the First Baptist Church Paul Scandrett Memorial Fund, or to the South Mason Youth Soccer Club, PO. Box 2273, Shelton, Wash. 98584, for the development of the proposed soccer park. The Olympian Wednesday, January 4, 1995 The Olympian ‘ January 4, 1995 r Shelton teen will continue hfo I Paul Scott Scandrett m L. Searc into a trail from the Steel B idge to a waterfall. The boy tumbled down the embankment dy r~old is presumed ; a search for his be will resume later this week. By Brad Shannon ~_ he Iii-yea drowned the river before Saturday, noon l ha)‘ Iva) ‘ ME ogeg’g‘lgafi :32 3% gtsnsgg» 2:3 cmo 015% 2 ° E2 §Eeazsse 3%: 5. Qflfiwmflfia :m‘” 3*» .m-c> a,» mag N= 2%“MEflfl-E “he ”’3 mmEza=m= 5am coo ~ crunch“, HE— E“ zfifl‘alflgg: om: 3-38 9%“.Ezggg‘” 15‘“:§ figs 3532; :5 sage i-“ Jo: .EE 8w; 223-“‘»~a§ e2 =$> Nt—amflgma'DcE’uD as: “fie5:§£5§easi . a u h a: -c gEg gggagaeaifiésg “ ‘E~N”:fixh?= $5; ngaggpemgmas 30° =3—=“‘=-~Em" gem -=v..9.°ama3—1u-sg a: a u a... mm .003 o=wa=-eeeE—e£rmge : Em Envuaflfié" Bra-u $5 Pm cu a £5 a :3 2 >3 ,3 oh : Kim ll 2") 0 $4.- >m 2: 3.41: Inc—~11“: =43 N=$8§a s c BNQONm Lm~us 0 5 mm am Sign“; < asamfic n£._x 5’3 re: at? aflgoha ct“ -“'=°’M.§§. “33'5“:‘7‘3 “n=am9b=§§ Emma §am_u :w-ueu asfigfifi E5 m Efimsfim m? mee° a :2 ca L=_ mum'uflffi 3-: wagego 32 Exam —= -="", 2w 5‘”? ”3: ~mw=ufl a o a o gawcw.) N1: meagre g3 fifiaisg 2e gagama am Uflgagg 5e =N fl 938535 £§ '_':'U than: 51 ON 26 how “a. gggéfiag 8g '5 = .l/J EJEGEam? era new-15.53: om$°au mag ngasgswes e Mgmmig a , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,S Last Name,Scandrett, Paul Scott #1.tif,Scandrett, Paul Scott #1.tif, Scandrett, Paul Scott #1.tif