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Sheila Frederick
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| Marital status: | Divorced |
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| Occupation: | Retired - UW Oceanography - now self-employed crafts business |
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Activities/Hobbies: Fabric Crafts, Traveling, Garage Sales, Reading After graduating from high school I went to college for one year in Ellensburg and then moved to Seattle. My first job was with Dun & Bradstreet. I soon discovered being a file clerk was not my idea of a career job. In 1961 I got a job at the University of Washington in the Department of Oceanography as an Office Assistant. After a few years and promotions I was the Administrative Assistant. I did payroll, personnel and all the travel arrangements and soon got the travel bug myself. Over the years, I travelled around the US, Europe, New Zealand, Australia, Turkey, Canary Islands, Mexico, Hawaii, etc. In 1982 I married a Boeing Engineer, Cliff Cotton, and soon thereafter he was transferred to Wichita, Kansas. After 21 great years in Oceanography that part of my life was over. In Wichita I worked as an Administrative Assistant in an advertising agency. We were divorced in 1985 and I moved back to Seattle and worked as a travel agent. A year later in 1986 we got remarried and I moved back to Wichita. This time I did craft shows and we did a lot of travelling around the US and Europe. In 1988 I moved back to Seattle area and we divorced in early 1989. I continued to do art/craft shows and also had a part time job in an antique store in Edmonds for ten years. Then I worked part time in a quilt shop in Lynnwood until my sister Jan and I moved back to Walla Walla to care for our Mom in 2003. After three special years she passed away in June 2006. I continue to do art/craft shows in the Seattle area, Tri Cities, Pendleton and the 4th of July in the Park in Walla Walla. In April I had the unpleasant task of having my dear 20½ year old black car, Abby, put to sleep. She came to me as a pregnant stray and stayed for 19½ years. I volunteer at College Place CURVES twice a week and enjoy Mariners baseball. Life is good! |
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Rochelle Gaddis (Sherman)
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| Marital status: | Married |
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| Children: | 4 |
| Occupation: | Retired - Special Ed Aide/Artist |
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Spouse: Leo Children: 2 Sons & 2 Daughters Grandchildren: 8 Grandsons & 7 Granddaughters Great Grandchildren: 3 Boys, 5 Girls Activities/Hobbies: Traveling, photography, arts & crafts of all kinds We live in Moses Lake, WA on 40 acres where we have horses and lease the pasture to 20+ mares and then enjoy their babies during the summer months. We have four children and 14 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren with more great grandchildren due this summer. My husband, Leo, worked in a milk plant bottling milk and I was a teacher’s aide in the Special Education Dept. of our school district. We also had a total of 16 foster children through the years before we retired. Besides hunting and fishing, which is abundant in our area, we enjoy the horses and are involved in music. (Leo sings and plays guitar in a 6 member band) I am involved in all fine arts and crafts. I enjoy participating with the local art club in shows and like to do bazaars. We like to take road trips and camp with friends and family. We especially enjoy visiting our son who lives in Hawaii.
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Sharon Gaedeke (McOmber)
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DECEASED Sharon Lynn Gaedeke Homer resident Sharon Lynn Gaedeke, 72, passed away Thursday, June 20, 2013 at South Peninsula Hospital in Homer. Services were held Monday, June 24, at Land's End Resort. Sharon was born June 18, 1941 in Wenatchee, Washington and was raised in Walla Walla. For most of her life she lived in Pasco, Washington, where she raised two children and operated flower shops with her husband. in 1999, sharon retired and moved to Homer where she was co-proprietor and owner of Room with a View Bed and Breakfast and volunteer at Pier one Theatre. "she was a beloved wife, mother and grandmother who loved her family, moose, fishing and cooking. She was the most kind and gentle person that would do anything for her family and friends. Mom, we love you and will miss you." Her family wrote. Sharon is survived by her husband, Manfred Gaedeke of Homer and sons, Hans Gaedeke of San Diego, Calif. and Erich Gaedeke of Portland, Ore.; and two grandchildren. Memorial donations may be sent in memory of Sharon to Pier One Theatre, P.O. Box 84, Homer, AK 99603. Arrangements were by Peninsula Memorial Chapel. |
Linda Gaffney (Reynolds)
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Linda (Reynolds) Gaffney DECEASED Linda passed away in 2011.
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Dave Gallo
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| Deceased date: | 2023-04-15 |
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Frank Gallo
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DECEASED April 22, 1941 - May 12, 2013 Frank Gallo, lifelong resident of Walla Walla, passed away at his home on May 12, 2013, at the age of 73 with his family at his side. he was born on April 22, 1940, in Walla Walla to Frank and Marie Gallo. He is preceded in death by his parents; three sisters, Rosie, Vickie and Anna Mae; one brother, Anthony. he is survived by one sister, Thelma West of Renton, Wash; his wife of 52 years, Donna; two sons, Tom of Walla Walla, Time of Coppers Cove, Texas; one daughter, Tina Arland of Walla Walla; five grandchildren, Jessica, Justin, Keshia, Trevor and Chelsee; many nieces and nephews. Frank loved his family, farming and the many dogs he had over the years. His hobbies were fishing and building things. A memorial service will be held at a later date.
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Betty Garrett (Gaskill)
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| Marital status: | Married |
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| Children: | 5 |
| Occupation: | Retired - Retail Clerk |
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Spouse: Dave Children: 5 Daughters Grandchildren: 10 Great Grandchildren: 10 Activities/Hobbies: Travel with my husband and keep up with him and his many activities. After graduation I married a gentleman from Iowa. He was in the Airforce, stationed at Larson Airforce Base at Moses Lake. After his discharge from the Airforce we moved to Iowa. We had two daughters, one in 1962 and one in 1965. My husband worked for the railroad and we moved from Iowa to Illinois, then to Wisconsin, then back to Illinois. In 1975 the girls and I moved back to Walla Walla. I got a job at the Bon Marche. In 1980 I transferred to the Kennewick Bon. I retired from the company in 2005. I had almost 30 years with the company. In 2004 I met the love of my life, Dave Garrett. We married in 2005. It's been quite a life. Lots of ups and downs. It is all good now. |
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Glenn Garvie
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Deceased The now picture was actually taken in October of 1984. From the October 6, 1989 issue of “Fire Scene”, the official newsletter of the Seattle Fire Department. Glen William Garvie, July 29, 1940 to September 21, 1989, “You’ve Got A Friend” Over three hundred Fire Fighters, family members, and friends gathered last week at Golden Gardens Park to pay final respects to a friend, father, and a co-worker. Glen W. Garvie, Ladder 5/C, died September 21, 1989 from injuries he suffered in a fall from a tree while engaged in something that meant so much to him – his willingness to always be there to help others. Glen, a 22-year veteran of the Seattle Fire Department, was born in Bashaw, Alberta, Canada on July 29, 1940. He was raised in Walla Walla before his family moved to the Seattle area. Glen lived in Edmonds and was the father of two daughters- Holly and Heather. Glen entered the Department on January 30, 1967 and after Drill School was assigned to Engine 22. He worked most of his career on Engine 22 before requesting a transfer to Ladder 5 which was granted in April of 1985. Glen was a caring person who was well respected by all who came in contact with him. He was never one to make a big deal out of things, yet his career speaks of a man who was, indeed, a big deal. On October 22, 1986, Glen received a Certificate of Meritorious Service and was awarded 120 merits for going beyond the call of duty to rescue an injured man who was topping a 60-foot fir tree when the top swung around and shattered the man’s left arm. This left the man in a state of shock and unable to descend to the ground. A 55-foot ladder was fully extended from the base of the tree, but the injured man was still 8-10 feet out of reach. Glen, showing total disregard for his personal safety, secured a rescue rope, a life belt, an extra length of rope, and climbed to the top of the nearly vertical ladder. Once at the top of the ladder, he talked the injured man down to the ladder, secured him, and walked him to the ground. At no time during the rescue did he hesitate, he knew exactly what had to be done and set about his task with craftsman-like efficiency. This was only one episode in the life of Glen Garvie. His death was a shock to us all. However, we can learn from his passing, even if only that as Fire Fighters, we need to allow ourselves to become closer to the reality of death if we are to better understand the importance of life. Yes, Glen, you will truly be missed, but we will never forget you for you were a true and devoted friend. |
Cathie Gates (Corkrum)
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Sharon Geist (Schaffert)
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| Children: | 3 |
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| Occupation: | Registered Nurse |
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Children: Two Sons & One Daughter Grandchildren: 3 Grandsons and 3 Granddaughters 1960's: Attended WSU, married, 3 children. Homemaker, school tutor, community service, Leader in Cub/Boy scout, Brownie/Girl scout, 4H . 1970's: Single, sailboat racing crew, extreme outdoor climber, fisherwoman, homesteader (10 acres of freedom) in mountains north of Seattle. 1980's: Grandmother, BSN degree in Nursing, back to the mainstream world. Purchased fixer-up dream home in Seattle and spent 20 years remodeling it myself with help from children and friends. 1990's: National/international traveling, more grandmothering, building a nursing career. 2000's: Celebrating 23 years of nursing at Harborview Medical Center. Currently nursing administrator of Neurosciences division. Purchased vacation/retirement home in Okanogan County with 100 acres of wildlife and solitude. Retirement is starting to enter my thoughts. |
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