Stuart Mdfilitch Fisherman Stuart Mowitch of Shelton died Tuesday, January 21, at Mason General Hospital of a heart-related affliction. He was 44' , Mr. Mowitch was born Novem- ber 12, 1952 in Aberdeen to Wil- lard and Joyce (Capoman) Mo- witch. He attended schools in Ta- holah and was married to Patti LeClair. He’d lived in Shelton for the past nine years. A member of the Quinault In- dian Nation, be fished in the Ta- holah area on the Quinault River, His family said his children meant everything to him, and he enjoyed fishing and taking his kids fishing. Survivors include his wife, Pat- ti LeClair of Shelton; two sons, Stuart Mowitch Jr. and Adam Mowitch, both of Shelton; two daughters, Nikita Mowitch and Justine Mowitch, both of Shelton; three stepchildren, Joseph Long- shore, Jason Longshore and Laila Longshore, all of Shelton; his mother, Joyce Watson of Oak Harbor; his father, Willard Mo» witch Sr. of Taholah; four broth- ers, Gary Mowitch of Taholah, Raymond Sasticum of Beaver, Hans Mertins of Oak Harbor and David Watson of Spanaway; five sisters, Carol Mowitch of Tacoma, Sandra Sasticum of Reno, Neva- da, Esther Chenois of Tokeland, Sheila Mertins of Oak Harbor and Belinda Mertins of Oak Har- bor; and one grandchild Visitation was at a candlelight service led by Nick Wilbur at the Skokomish Shaker Church at 7 pm. Thursday, January 23, and a funeral service was held at the Skokomish Shaker Church at 11 a.m. Friday, January 24, with Pastor Truman Santiago officiat- ing. Mr. Mowitch was buried at the Skokomish Y Cemetery at 1 pm. Friday, Arrangements were by Mc- Comb Funeral Home in Shelton. , OCR Text: Stuart Mdfilitch Fisherman Stuart Mowitch of Shelton died Tuesday, January 21, at Mason General Hospital of a heart-related affliction. He was 44' , Mr. Mowitch was born Novem- ber 12, 1952 in Aberdeen to Wil- lard and Joyce (Capoman) Mo- witch. He attended schools in Ta- holah and was married to Patti LeClair. He’d lived in Shelton for the past nine years. A member of the Quinault In- dian Nation, be fished in the Ta- holah area on the Quinault River, His family said his children meant everything to him, and he enjoyed fishing and taking his kids fishing. Survivors include his wife, Pat- ti LeClair of Shelton; two sons, Stuart Mowitch Jr. and Adam Mowitch, both of Shelton; two daughters, Nikita Mowitch and Justine Mowitch, both of Shelton; three stepchildren, Joseph Long- shore, Jason Longshore and Laila Longshore, all of Shelton; his mother, Joyce Watson of Oak Harbor; his father, Willard Mo» witch Sr. of Taholah; four broth- ers, Gary Mowitch of Taholah, Raymond Sasticum of Beaver, Hans Mertins of Oak Harbor and David Watson of Spanaway; five sisters, Carol Mowitch of Tacoma, Sandra Sasticum of Reno, Neva- da, Esther Chenois of Tokeland, Sheila Mertins of Oak Harbor and Belinda Mertins of Oak Har- bor; and one grandchild Visitation was at a candlelight service led by Nick Wilbur at the Skokomish Shaker Church at 7 pm. Thursday, January 23, and a funeral service was held at the Skokomish Shaker Church at 11 a.m. Friday, January 24, with Pastor Truman Santiago officiat- ing. Mr. Mowitch was buried at the Skokomish Y Cemetery at 1 pm. Friday, Arrangements were by Mc- Comb Funeral Home in Shelton. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,M Last Name,Mowitch, Stuart (1).tif,Mowitch, Stuart (1).tif, Mowitch, Stuart (1).tif