Grayce B. Hackett Grayce B. Hackett, age 87, of Lynnwood died January 13 at Stevens Memorial Hospital in Ed- mondsi She and her husband, Claude, were long-time residents of the South Shore. He preceded her in death in August 1994. Mrs. Hackett was born April 26, 1907 in Argusville, North Dakota. She moved with her family to Min- ,nesOta, then, back to Fargo,,N9rt11 Dakota, where she attended public schools, ' She received a teaching degree from North Dakota State and taught school in North Dakota and Montana During World War 11 she moved to Port Orchard and worked at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Mrs, Hackett became deputy auditor for Kitsap County, and after 25 years of service she retired in 1976‘ She married her husband, Claude, in 1951. They were charter members of Christ Lutheran Church and Retreat Center on the North Shore, where she held many offices. She was a member (1me (American Association of Retired Persons) and the Retired Public Employees Council ofWashington, Survivors include a daughter, Marlene Curley, and her husband, Jim, ofEdmonds; a son, Jack Haa~ land, and his wife, Barbara, of Cor- vallis, Oregon; and one grande daughter. Memorial seryjcesiwill be heLd at 70 am. Friday, January 20, at Trinity Lutheran Church, 6211 196th SW, Lynnwood. Committal services at niche side will be held the same day at 2:30 pm. at Miller; Woodlawn Cemetery in Bremer- ton, A reception will follow in the hospitality room at Miller-Wood- lawn. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Beck’s E1- neral Home, Edmonds. l‘iJmIqE hn‘n‘m Hamid Sect cramp ‘ , OCR Text: Grayce B. Hackett Grayce B. Hackett, age 87, of Lynnwood died January 13 at Stevens Memorial Hospital in Ed- mondsi She and her husband, Claude, were long-time residents of the South Shore. He preceded her in death in August 1994. Mrs. Hackett was born April 26, 1907 in Argusville, North Dakota. She moved with her family to Min- ,nesOta, then, back to Fargo,,N9rt11 Dakota, where she attended public schools, ' She received a teaching degree from North Dakota State and taught school in North Dakota and Montana During World War 11 she moved to Port Orchard and worked at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Mrs, Hackett became deputy auditor for Kitsap County, and after 25 years of service she retired in 1976‘ She married her husband, Claude, in 1951. They were charter members of Christ Lutheran Church and Retreat Center on the North Shore, where she held many offices. She was a member (1me (American Association of Retired Persons) and the Retired Public Employees Council ofWashington, Survivors include a daughter, Marlene Curley, and her husband, Jim, ofEdmonds; a son, Jack Haa~ land, and his wife, Barbara, of Cor- vallis, Oregon; and one grande daughter. Memorial seryjcesiwill be heLd at 70 am. Friday, January 20, at Trinity Lutheran Church, 6211 196th SW, Lynnwood. Committal services at niche side will be held the same day at 2:30 pm. at Miller; Woodlawn Cemetery in Bremer- ton, A reception will follow in the hospitality room at Miller-Wood- lawn. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Beck’s E1- neral Home, Edmonds. l‘iJmIqE hn‘n‘m Hamid Sect cramp ‘ , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,H Last Name,Hackett, Grayce B..tif,Hackett, Grayce B..tif, Hackett, Grayce B..tif