” ment. Charles Quantrille Charles Quantrille, age 85, a 12-year resi- dent of Shelton, passed away on April 3rd at home in Shelton from cancer. He was born January 15, 1932 in Wiley City, WA to Ward Wendell and Mary Leona Quant— rille (Davenport). He served in the US Air Force from 1952—1956, attaining the rank of Airman First Class at discharge. He married Connie Arlene Quant- rille (Daniels) on Decem- ber 23, 1952 in Wapato, WA. First, he worked in the construction indus- try, but soon landed a job with the Boeing ' Company advancing from fork lift driver to overhead crane operator. ”He worked for Boeing for 31 years until his retire- He grew up in Wapato, WA. He was an accomplished musi- cian who could play any instrument he picked up. He was also a stand- out on the high school track team, Charles joined the Air Force af- ter high school and was stationed at Opheim, , Montana then Kansas City, Missouri before be- ing deployed overseas to Saudia Arabia. As a young man, Charles played in coun- try western bands, but as he got older his tastes changed to blue grass and gospel music. He enjoyed playing with gospel groups, at church and with The Old Time Fiddlers’ Association. Charles played the trumpet, guitar, man- dolin, fiddle and loved to sing. In addition to music, Charles liked to travel, especially to Mexico with Puerto Val- larta being his favorite destination. Towards the end of his life, he and Connie moved to their “place at the lake” where they enjoyed watching the wildlife from their deck in the morning while i Charles drank his coffee. Charles lefi; this world on April 3 at his “place at the lake” surrounded by family. He is survived by his wife, Constance Quant- rille (Daniels) from Shel- ton WA; daughter, Shan- ti Bardsley from Tonas- ket WA; son, Charles Quantrille Jr. from Dar- rington WA; daughter, Sandra St. Clair from Shelton WA; daughter, Glenda McFadden from Seattle WA; son, Bren- Mannheim..- attle WA; and daughter, Meggan Anderson From Shelton WA. Charles was also grandpa to 17 children, great-grandpa to 25 and great-great- grandpa to one. Celebration Of Life: April 16, 12:00-4:00 at the Timberlake Multi- purpose Center 2880 East Timberlake West Drive in Shelton. Graveside Service- Tahoma National Cem- etery April 17, 10:30 am 18600 SE 240th Street inKent. 7W3/20/7 , OCR Text: ” ment. Charles Quantrille Charles Quantrille, age 85, a 12-year resi- dent of Shelton, passed away on April 3rd at home in Shelton from cancer. He was born January 15, 1932 in Wiley City, WA to Ward Wendell and Mary Leona Quant— rille (Davenport). He served in the US Air Force from 1952—1956, attaining the rank of Airman First Class at discharge. He married Connie Arlene Quant- rille (Daniels) on Decem- ber 23, 1952 in Wapato, WA. First, he worked in the construction indus- try, but soon landed a job with the Boeing ' Company advancing from fork lift driver to overhead crane operator. ”He worked for Boeing for 31 years until his retire- He grew up in Wapato, WA. He was an accomplished musi- cian who could play any instrument he picked up. He was also a stand- out on the high school track team, Charles joined the Air Force af- ter high school and was stationed at Opheim, , Montana then Kansas City, Missouri before be- ing deployed overseas to Saudia Arabia. As a young man, Charles played in coun- try western bands, but as he got older his tastes changed to blue grass and gospel music. He enjoyed playing with gospel groups, at church and with The Old Time Fiddlers’ Association. Charles played the trumpet, guitar, man- dolin, fiddle and loved to sing. In addition to music, Charles liked to travel, especially to Mexico with Puerto Val- larta being his favorite destination. Towards the end of his life, he and Connie moved to their “place at the lake” where they enjoyed watching the wildlife from their deck in the morning while i Charles drank his coffee. Charles lefi; this world on April 3 at his “place at the lake” surrounded by family. He is survived by his wife, Constance Quant- rille (Daniels) from Shel- ton WA; daughter, Shan- ti Bardsley from Tonas- ket WA; son, Charles Quantrille Jr. from Dar- rington WA; daughter, Sandra St. Clair from Shelton WA; daughter, Glenda McFadden from Seattle WA; son, Bren- Mannheim..- attle WA; and daughter, Meggan Anderson From Shelton WA. Charles was also grandpa to 17 children, great-grandpa to 25 and great-great- grandpa to one. Celebration Of Life: April 16, 12:00-4:00 at the Timberlake Multi- purpose Center 2880 East Timberlake West Drive in Shelton. Graveside Service- Tahoma National Cem- etery April 17, 10:30 am 18600 SE 240th Street inKent. 7W3/20/7 , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,Q Last Name,Quantrille, Charles.jpg,Quantrille, Charles.jpg, Quantrille, Charles.jpg