Audrey Bernice Greenway

died October 31, 2008 at Kitsap Hospice in Bremerton, Washington. She was 79 year young.Born Audrey B. Prizeman to mother, Victoria and father, Williams Prizeman, April 6 1929 in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.Audrey was an athlete of the first order, a pitcher and hitter of the leading teams in Saskatchewan from 1944 to 1955. Audrey married Navy pilot, John Greenway, in December 1955. She continued to star in athletic competition, representing the British Crown Colony on Hong Kong in international bowling tournaments while also teaching physical education at the International School in that city. Later, Audrey owned and operated a very successful helicopter leasing company with her own helicopters. Audrey was the mother of Jonathan Andrew Greenway, and grandmother of Jonathan Andrew Greenway and Rigel Baron Greenway and is survived by her husband, son, and two sisters; Yvonne Kemp of Vancouver B.C. and Bainbridge Island and Shirley Smith of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. She was preceded in death by her parents and brothers, William and Douglas. She was much loved by many highly successful nieces and nephews.With the exception of South America, Audrey and John traveled the around the world, living in Asia, Alaska, Hawaii with lengthy stays in Europe and South Africa; but always from their home-base of Bainbridge Island, Washington. Audrey managed to fly throughout South Vietnam, to almost every part of that beautiful but troubled country. Audrey will be sorely missed by many friends and their children and especially by Steve McKim and Julie Williams. Audrey's favorite charity was Operation Smile, a program to aid disfigured children and young adults worldwide. Donations may be made in her name in lieu of flowers.A memorial is tentatively planned for her favorite time of year, late May or early June, at her home on Bainbridge Island.