Doris Imogene J ac kson Doris Imogene Jackson, of Shel- ton, Washington, died Saturday, February 26, at the age of 79. She was born on August 16, i915 in Seattle to William and Vivan (Warner) McFaddin. on October 3], i945 she married Charles M. Jackson. Doris was an elementa- ry school teacher, and one of the first women to graduate from St. Martin’s with a teaching degree. She loved to react’ and was well» educated She loved to travel any chance she got, especially to places where her family was. She always knew the history and geology of the places she visited. She also like driving, and often went on advenr tures in her car. Doris also volun- teered for organizations such as S.H.|.B,A,, the Shelton Historical Society in the Kaboos and at Fid- dle Fest, and the Harmony Hill Cancer Retreat Center. She is sur- vived by her daughters, Cynthia Miller (William) and Rebecca Mc- Gavick, of Shelton; sons, Walter Jackson (Robin), of Bellingham, and Christopher Jackson (Lori), of Bend, Oregon; sister, Marsha McChesney (William); brother, Warner “Mac" McFaddin (Donna); eight grandchildren; six greatrgrondchildrem and numer- ous nieces, nephews, and cousins. Doris was preceded in death by her son, Robert Jackson. on April 29¢ 1983. A memorial service will be held at the Hope Chapel in Shelton on Friday, March 4, 2005, at 1:00 D.m. Memorial donations may be made to the St. Peter’s Hospital Cardiac Rehabilitation, m Lilly Road N.E., Olympia, Washington, 98506. The family is being served by McComb Funeral Home. , OCR Text: Doris Imogene J ac kson Doris Imogene Jackson, of Shel- ton, Washington, died Saturday, February 26, at the age of 79. She was born on August 16, i915 in Seattle to William and Vivan (Warner) McFaddin. on October 3], i945 she married Charles M. Jackson. Doris was an elementa- ry school teacher, and one of the first women to graduate from St. Martin’s with a teaching degree. She loved to react’ and was well» educated She loved to travel any chance she got, especially to places where her family was. She always knew the history and geology of the places she visited. She also like driving, and often went on advenr tures in her car. Doris also volun- teered for organizations such as S.H.|.B,A,, the Shelton Historical Society in the Kaboos and at Fid- dle Fest, and the Harmony Hill Cancer Retreat Center. She is sur- vived by her daughters, Cynthia Miller (William) and Rebecca Mc- Gavick, of Shelton; sons, Walter Jackson (Robin), of Bellingham, and Christopher Jackson (Lori), of Bend, Oregon; sister, Marsha McChesney (William); brother, Warner “Mac" McFaddin (Donna); eight grandchildren; six greatrgrondchildrem and numer- ous nieces, nephews, and cousins. Doris was preceded in death by her son, Robert Jackson. on April 29¢ 1983. A memorial service will be held at the Hope Chapel in Shelton on Friday, March 4, 2005, at 1:00 D.m. Memorial donations may be made to the St. Peter’s Hospital Cardiac Rehabilitation, m Lilly Road N.E., Olympia, Washington, 98506. The family is being served by McComb Funeral Home. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,J Last Name,Jackson, Doris Imogene #2.tif,Jackson, Doris Imogene #2.tif, Jackson, Doris Imogene #2.tif