Olive S. Shea, 85, of Norwalk, died Friday at the Norwalk Hospital. She was the wife of the late Raymond Paul Shea. Mrs. Shea was born in Norwalk on March 30, 1918 and was the daughter of the late Charles Van Pelt Stow and the late Bertha Randolph Hunter Stow Overton. She had lived locally all of her life and was a graduate of Norwalk High School, Class of 1938. She worked as an administrative assistant at the Oak Hills Golf Course until her retirement. Mrs. Shea served on the Board of Directors for the Norwalk Senior Center and enjoyed water color painting.
She was survived by a son, Dannis S. [Debbie] Shea; a daughter Paula Ray Shea; three grandchildren, a great granddaughter and a niece. Mrs. Shea was predeceased by a son, Daniel John Shea, who was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor poshumously for his service and valor during the Viet Nam War and a brother, Everett Stow.
She was survived by a son, Dannis S. [Debbie] Shea; a daughter Paula Ray Shea; three grandchildren, a great granddaughter and a niece. Mrs. Shea was predeceased by a son, Daniel John Shea, who was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor poshumously for his service and valor during the Viet Nam War and a brother, Everett Stow.
Olive S. Shea, 85, of Norwalk, died Friday at the Norwalk Hospital. She was the wife of the late Raymond Paul Shea. Mrs. Shea was born in Norwalk on March 30, 1918 and was the daughter of the late Charles Van Pelt Stow and the late Bertha Randolph Hunter Stow Overton. She had lived locally all of her life and was a graduate of Norwalk High School, Class of 1938. She worked as an administrative assistant at the Oak Hills Golf Course until her retirement. Mrs. Shea served on the Board of Directors for the Norwalk Senior Center and enjoyed water color painting.
She was survived by a son, Dannis S. [Debbie] Shea; a daughter Paula Ray Shea; three grandchildren, a great granddaughter and a niece. Mrs. Shea was predeceased by a son, Daniel John Shea, who was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor poshumously for his service and valor during the Viet Nam War and a brother, Everett Stow.
She was survived by a son, Dannis S. [Debbie] Shea; a daughter Paula Ray Shea; three grandchildren, a great granddaughter and a niece. Mrs. Shea was predeceased by a son, Daniel John Shea, who was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor poshumously for his service and valor during the Viet Nam War and a brother, Everett Stow.
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