Pioneer Engineer William Shaw Dies
William Ray Shaw, 79, a longtime Long Beach civil engineer, died after a lengthy illness. A resident since 1887, he helped found the city’s streets and layout. Survived by wife Lois A. Shaw, he was active in Masonic, Shriners, and Congregational circles and served in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers during World War I. Funeral set for Wednesday at Mortelleek Chapel with Long Beach Lodge No. 327 F and AM officiating. interment Sunnyside Memorial Park.
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