We are thankful for Shirley's tireless work to improve our environment.

Betty and I were glad we got to know Shirley through the West Side Improvement Association and all the good work she did for the Westsiders.

We're so sorry to hear of Shirley's passing. She was one of those rare individuals who really left her "mark" on life with her contributions of involvement. She always had a smile to greet you and positive things to say. What pride the family must have in her.

I used to see Shirley when I was in grade school (mid 1940s) and I hung around with her brother Jim. Shirley always had a smile and a kind word. I'm sure Shirley will be missed by all who knew her.

My heartfelt sorrow goes out to the Watts Family at this time of their loss. While I did not know Shirley, she had to have been a wonderful person as I only had one brief encounter with her via email and she was a delight!
God bless and speed her journey home and God bless and speed the comfort to the Watts Family in their time of loss and sorrow. My prayers and love are with you all.
Love to All,
Judy Willox
Richland, Washington

Shirley's vibrant character was a big part of our lives in the 50's and 60's. We've seen her but a few times since then, but once you knew Shirley you never forgot her. She was such a good person, and I know her community and friends will truly miss her.

SHIRLEY WAS THE GREATEST. A GREAT FRIEND AND SO MUCH FUN TO BE WITH. WE REALLY ENJOYED OUR TIMES TOGETHER.