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Karon Haasch
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Harold Haddock
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2015-05-04 04:54:02
DECEASED
Obituary of Harold HaddockHAROLD (HAL) RAY HADDOCK
Born to Dale and Cleo Haddock at Cook County Hospital, Chicago, Illinois, on April 21, 1941, Hal passed away at age 74 in Green Valley, Arizona on April 26, 2015, from lung cancer. He is survived by wife, Danna, his step-daughter Bethnie (Jeff) Morrison, their children Kayleigh (TJ) Butenschoen and Logan Morrison, step-son Andy Beech, his children LaBrazia and Zoe, step-daughter Becky (Larry) Raney, daughter, Kimberly (Mark) Eibel, grandson, Austin, granddaughters, Emily and Amy as well as step-son, Mark (Charleen) Wallace, their children Nathan Brittni), Nicholas and Jessica, step-son Keith (Jodi) Wallace and their children Rachel and Graham. He was pre-deceased by his second wife, Valerie (Wallace) Haddock in 2005 and sister Billy Brewer in 2009.
Hal's early school years were spent in Wayne, Michigan before the family moved to Walla Walla, WA in the late forties. He attended Garrison Junior High and Walla Walla High school, graduating in 1959. He lettered in fifteen of the sixteen sports offered throughout high school: football, basketball, baseball and track. He continued his education at Washington State University where he played baseball as a pitcher and football as a half-back, full-back and left-footed punter for which he remains in the WSU record books. He also received his military training certificate for this two years of service in the ROTC and was a member of Sigma Nu fraternity.
Hal transferred to Western Washington University in the fall of 1961 with several WSU football team mates, but elected to play baseball instead of football. This is where he met and married Beverly Sherman, the mother of his daughter, Kim. He played baseball with the semi-pro team, the Bellingham Bells, and in the spring of 1962 was signed to play for the New York Mets Organization. He played AAA ball in the California League for Santa Barbara and Salinas, 1962-64, and the New York-Penn League, 1964-65.
Hal then returned with his family to finish his degree in secondary education at WWU which he obtained in spring of 1968. He was hired that summer to teach at Nooksack Valley High School in social studies and physical education. He also became the head baseball coach and assistant football coach through 1973, later assuming the reins as head football coach. After thirty years of a very successful teaching and coaching career at Nooksack Valley High School, Hal retired in 1998. He was a substitute teacher there until 2002. Hal was recently recognized as having coached a few of the top 150 winning football teams to have played in Whatcom County over the last forty years. In addition to his coaching at the high school level, Hal returned to Western Washington University as an assistant football coach in the late 70's/ early 80's. He also was an excellent local basketball referee and with the WACO association. He was honored to have received several nods to go on to referee at several state tournaments.
In 1989, Hal married Valerie Wallace and lived in Sumas, Washington. After retiring, he and Val enjoyed traveling to Kauai, taking cruises to Europe and the Caribbean as well as motor-homing across the East Coast and Canada. They also spent time with family, friends and their church community. Hal enjoyed playing golf with friends around the area and was a course marshal for Homestead in Lynden, WA and as a volunteer for Professional events like the Bob Hope Classic in Palm Springs. His humor and love of the game kept his schedule full, playing with friends and family around the country.
In 2008, Hal married Danna Beech and they became Snowbirds traveling between Green Valley, Arizona and Everson, WA. In 2012 the couple became full time residents of Quail Creek in Arizona. He joined the Desert Hills Lutheran Church in 2012. Hal and Danna shared a love of traveling that included Hawaii and exotic cruises to the Middle East, Europe and South America. Hal relished telling the tale of the Somalia pirates and riding a camel. Both Hal and Danna continued their love of golf and spending time with friends and family over the last few years.Throughout his life, Hal has left an impact on each of the communities he lived. Whether he was teaching, coaching, playing golf or traveling , Hal had a knack of meeting strangers on a ball field, golf course or cruise who would soon become new friends, adding to a long list of people who admired Hal's gift and ability to create an immediate bond. His easy going sense of humor and ability to put people at ease, allowed everyone to feel they had been friends for life. Hal has left a legacy of friends and family who loved and admired him for his many talents, attributes and all he was to them, each in their own way. He will be missed by all whose lives he touched.
A memorial service is being held at Nooksack Valley High School, 3326 E Badger Rd, Everson, WA 98247 Saturday, May 9, 2015 at 1:00 P.M.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to either of these foundations: Whatcom Hospice Foundation: c/o Hal Haddock 2901 Squalicum Parkway, Bellingham, WA. 98226-1851 -or- Nooksack Valley Scholarship Foundation: c/o Hal Haddock PO Box 4337 Nooksack, WA. 98276 |
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Jackie Hague (Longmire)
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July 18, 1941
longmire@wavecable.com
Retired
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2012-07-12 00:43:52
After high school and college, I moved to California working in San Francisco for an insurance company and later in San Ramon, Azusa, and El Monte for Aerospace companies. |
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Linda Hamilton (Porter)
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June 23, 1941
2012-07-12 00:24:29
DeceasedMilton-Freewater -- Linda Kay Porter, 59, of 1110 Lamb Street died July 2, 2000 at St. Mary Medical Center. Linda was born June 23, 1941, in Walla Walla to Silas and Lena Dowell Hamilton. She attended local schools, graduated in 1959 from Walla Walla High School and attended Walla Walla Community College. On June 28, 1963, she married Lloyd Rutherford. They later divorced. She was a disabled veteran of the U.S. Navy and had been a convenience store clerk. An avid Seattle Mariners fan, she also enjoyed making crafts, working and being with her children and grandchildren. Survivors include two sons, Scott Rutherford of Milton-Freewater and Ringo Rutherford of Spokane; three sisters, Donna Carlson of Kennewick, Sandy Seppo of Duluth, Minn., and Jo Chapman of Ukiah, Calif.; 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Rosa Rutherford in 1996; and a grandson, Derek Henry in 1999. (note: obit dated 7-6-2000) |
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Elizabeth "Liz" Hardin (Stockburger)
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2012-07-11 22:26:17
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Myrna Hardin (Martin)
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2012-07-11 22:51:10
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Betty Hayden (Schmierer)
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2012-07-11 22:49:55
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Sandy Hays (Warren)
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2019-05-21 00:50:05
Sandra Lee WarrenApril 12, 1941 – May 30, 2017
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Sandra Lee Warren, 76, passed away peacefully in her home on Tuesday May 30th, 2017 after a courageous battle with Cancer. She was born April 12th, 1941 in Pocatello Idaho to JB and Ada Hancock and was later adopted by her loving father Homer Hays. Sandy attended Walla Walla High School, graduating in 1959, and then attended Washington State University where she studied Physical Education. She was a loyal Cougar fan and remained true to the Crimson and Gray despite her brothers attempts to sway her to the Purple side. She moved to Renton, WA in 1964 where she met and married Ralph “Smokey” Warren on November 18th, 1965. They bought their first home in Renton where they lived until 1994. She then moved to Orting, WA where the “Patterson House” became the headquarters of fun for her friends, family, and especially her grandkids. Whether it was building snowmen, midnight swims, or 2am Mario Party battles, grandma was always willing and she always won! Sandy worked as a computer operator for Schuck’s Auto Supply for 17 years and 7 years for Darigold before retiring in 1999. She was very passionate about the Mariners [especially Kyle Seager] and enjoyed coaching women’s softball and girl’s fast-pitch. She also enjoyed raising Shih-Tzu’s and operated her own kennel from 2000-2008. Sandy was proceeded in death by her husband Smokey Warren and two of her brothers, Brent Hancock and Don Hancock. She is survived by her furry children: Cookie, Lilly, Ashley, and Ginger…….she always told us her dogs come first. Brothers: Robert[Kathy] Hays and Terry[Colleen] Hays Sisters: Kathie[Rod] Green and Carla[Doug]Layne Children: Tom Schulke, Shane Schulke, Michelle[Keith] Menges and Cindy[Jim]Morrison 9 Grandchildren: TJ[Karissa]Schulke, Kayla[Chris]Ulrich, Justin[Kaylee] Schulke, Austin Menges, Brandon Schulke, Cody Warren, Amber Schulke, Nolan Schulke, and Cameron Warren. 6 Great Grandchildren: Maraya, Issella, Noah, Grant Schulke, Mia, and Max Ulrich And many nieces and nephews that she loved very much. The visitation is from 9:30 AM until 11:00 AM on Monday June 5th, 2017 at Greenwood Funeral Home The funeral and graveside service will follow at 11:00 AM. Pastor Darren Stott will be officiating. The family would like you to join them for a celebration of Sandy’s life immediately following the services at Kennydale Memorial Hall 2424 NE 27th St Renton, WA 98056. |
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Arthur Heilbrun
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April 18, 1938
2012-07-11 22:26:19
Deceasedb. 18 April 1938 d. 09 Jan 1978, in Josephine County, OR |
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Buddy Heimbigner
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January 30, 1941
heimbj1@msn.com
Retired School Administrator
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2012-07-11 22:26:19
Spouse: JanChildren: 2 Sons & 1 Daughter Grandchildren: 3 Grandsons & 4 Granddaughters Activities/Hobbies: Golf, Fishing, & Drinking good wine Hello from Buddy to our Wa-hi class of 59. I'll bring you up to date after 50 years have passed. After graduation I spent one quarter at CBC and then dropped out and went to work at the then Channel 22 TV station which failed after one year on the air; my fault? I then went to San Diego and worked in a TV station there for about 6 months. I returned to WW and reenrolled at CBC for 2 yrs. and then on to Central Wash. where I graduated in '66 with a BA in Ed. I also married during that time.  I then taught for 2 years in Beaverton, Or. I returned to Central in 68 and received my M ED in Sch. Admin. and became a principal in Kettle Falls, Wa. I left there in 73 and took a position as an elem. principal in Walla Walla for 23 years, retiring in 1966. With my first wife, Kathy, we had a son, John (nearing 42) and daughter Jennifer, (nearing 38). We divorced in 74 and I remarried in 75 to Janet, celebrating our 34th this May. Jan has a son Jeff, nearing 41. All three live on the west side from Seattle to Olympia. After her retirement in 2000, we moved to Kauai, Hawaii and were there until selling our condo in Feb. of 2006, returning to WW in Mar. of that year. We purchased a new home in WW last June and are really enjoying it. I'm really looking forward to our reunion and seeing old friends and reestablishing contacts with our classmates. Best wishes to all and may you have a safe journey to our 50th. Sincerely, Buddy  (PS, my correct email address is: heimbj1@msn.com - note the #1) |
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