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Janet Ella Shea was born in Toppinish,Wa. On July 27,1938 to her father Frank Woodworth and her mom Shirley Pendleton whom passed before her. She grew up around the Yakima area around horses which she loved to race. Moving to Prosser for high school where she met her late husband of 50 years John PatrickJanet Ella Shea was born in Toppinish ,Wa. On July 27, 1938 to her father Frank Woodworth and her mom Shirley Pendleton who passed before her. Grew up around the Yakima area around horses which she loved to race. She moved to Prosser and met her late husband of 50 years John Patrick Shea Sr. in high school. He tried to picked her up with the cheesy line. Haven't I seen you somewhere before? Together, they moved to Virginia Beach for the Navy, Prosser, Grandview, Seattle, Enumclaw and finally back to Grandview. They became snowbirds later in life which the enjoyed and built a cabin along the Yakima river when they where back home. Mom enjoyed watching the wildlife, fussing with a flower and statue gardens and getting some good deals at yard sales. She fussed over her homes that dad hand built for her. They had 4 children John Patrick Shea Jr., Terry Shea, Mary Roden, James Shea. Who blessed these 2 only children with grandchildren John Patrick Shea III, Michelle Watts, Joseph Shea, Meghan Shea, Kelly Lundstrom, Elizabeth Bultman, Jamie Roden, Storm Shea, Jeremy Haynes, Mason Shea, Donovan Shea, Devin Shea and over 20 gr. grandchildren and 4 gr. gr. grandchildren. Mom will be buried with her mom Shirley Pendleton Jacobson in the Prosser Cemetery.

Mom and decided long ago that each of them would be buried with their mother's. If one said Janet, you had to include Pat because they were always together. Dementia may of took our mom away but she always remembered her Pat. Finally they are together and I for one could not be happier. I hate that disease Dementia
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Mrs. Janet Shea