Edgar Bishop GIBONEY
September 2, 1909 - January 20, 2006
Obituary
Edgar Bishop GIBONEY
96, Born September 2, 1909 in Great Falls, Montana. Died January 20, 2006 in Shoreline. Survived by his wife Mary of 69 ½ years; children, Jessie May March Sandy, Edgar B. Giboney, Jr. Lora, David R. Giboney Phyllis, Patricia Howell Robert; 8 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren; brother George Giboney Betty. Worked for Todd Shipyards during WWII, also for Continental Can Company and retired from Washington Iron Works in 1973. Longtime resident of Three Tree Point. Served as elder in the Presbyterian Church and a member of Lake Burien Presbyterian Church. We celebrate his life, rejoicing that he is with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Graveside Service, 1:30PM, Wednesday, January 25, 2006 at Washington Memorial Park, 16445 International Blvd., SeaTac. Remembrances suggested to Union Gospel Mission, where he volunteered for many years.
To Mary and the Giboney Family, Please know that you are all in my prayers at this time of your loss of Edgar. The obituary notice brought to mind past times that I spent with your family, memories that will always live in my heart. May your memories of Edgar sustain you as you celebrate his life and grieve his passing, Martha Kincaid Sampson
Dear Mary and family. We express to each of you our condolences. Edgar will be remembered for his many attributes, including his strength of character, his commitment to faith and family, and his integrity.
Sincerely,
Chris & Nancy Fox
Dear Mary and Family,
Just thinking of all of you brings back many memories of wonderful family picnics at your house on the beach. Edgar’s memory lives on in all of us and you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Love to all,
Elizabeth Fox Copstead
Connie and I extend our heartfelt sympathy for your loss. Edgar was a good man, husband and father. We are secure in the knowledge that he is with his family in heaven. Thomas and Connie Giboney
Edgar was the eldest son of my pastor as a child. It was a community event when the Pastor’s son married the local Doctor’s daughter. I remember them well from my childhood.