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Shirley Petropoulos Ledgerwood , Age: 77
June 19, 1945 - September 10, 2022
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Shirley Petropoulos Ledgerwood passed away on September 10, 2022, in Olympia, WA after an extended illness. She was born on June 19, 1945, in Centralia, WA.

She attended Centralia High School, Centralia Jr. College, St. Martin's College, and graduate school at the University of Oregon.

Shirley retired from Washington State Employees Credit Union, where she was the director of training for several years. Previously, Shirley was employed as the director of tourism for the state of Oregon and worked for many years for Portland Racing and South Sound Speedway.

She has resided in Yelm, WA. for the past 30 years with her first and third husband, Jack Ledgerwood.

She is survived by her husband Jack, his daughter Kim Seldomridge and sons Justin (Dakota) and Jason, Jack's son Sean Ledgerwood (Amy) and daughters Aubrielle and Emma, her sister Barbara King (Rick) of Arizona, and her niece and nephew and their children in Everett, WA.

There will not be any service at Shirley’s request.

Condolences

Mary Petropoulos Rio September 17, 2022

Cousin Tucson , Arizona

Joan and I are thinking of and keeping your entire family in our thoughts and prayers.

Lisa September 19, 2022

Co-worker, friend OLYMPIA , Washington

What a smart, funny and kind woman. Taken too soon. Hugs to you Jack.

Thomas Alan Gamble September 20, 2022

Co-worker Federal Way , Washington

She earned every ounce of wisdom and she showed it gracefully. Rest easy and onto sunrise.

Mark Templeton September 21, 2022

College student colleague Manchester , Vermont

Shirley came to St. Martin's college in the Fall of 1969 the first year it was co-educational. She was charming and bright, a great conversationalist in class and outside the classroom. Helen, her mom, and Barbara, her sister, were integral to the life of the college. Helen, having us young men students for dinner, at the Petropoulos home on the water,and Barbara working at the college information center. Fr. Kilian and Dr. Les Bailey commented that Shirley had a first class mind... they both considered her a close friend. Rest in Peace, Shirley, We will miss you!


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