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Linda Carter
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Phyllis Carter (Curry)
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| Marital status: | Married |
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| Children: | 2 |
| Occupation: | Retired - Educator |
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Spouse: Jerry Children: 2 Sons Activities/Hobbies: Bridge, Travel, Reading, Walking, AAUW, LWV, AOTT |
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Cynthia Cassell (Orluck)
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DECEASED (October 26, 1941 - August 17, 2007) Records show that Cynthia J. (Orluck) Cassell passed away in the Portland, OR area on 08-17-2007 |
Dennis Castoldi
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Dec. 20, 1940 — April 7, 2016 Dennis Ray Castoldi, 75, passed away April 7, 2016, (National Beer Day) at the incredibly caring Hospice House near his home in Spokane. With family by his side, he went in peace with the Lord after a long battle with cancer. It was a beautiful day, the sun was shining and the birds were chirping. Dennis was born to Mario and Mary Castoldi in Walla Walla. He is survived by his wife, Sharon; children, Luanne (Todd) Conley, Lynne Castoldi (Mark Sheehan), Leigh Castoldi (Kirk Goad), Liz Castoldi and Dennis (Kelly) Castoldi; son-in-law, Shawn Letson; grandchildren, Samantha, Garrett and Dominic; siblings, Dolores, Richard, Beth Ann, Donna Kay and Ken; and numerous nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by his sister, Elaine Montgomery. He moved from Walla Walla to Lewiston, Idaho, where he lived and worked for 14 years before settling in Spokane. He and his wife enjoyed wintering in Yuma, Ariz. Dennis had a long rewarding career in the grocery business. Starting as a courtesy clerk at the age of 15 he became a store manager at 20 years old. His strong work ethic was admirable and something he carried though life and passed on to his children and many who worked with and for him. He loved his animals, the outdoors, snowmobiling, skiing, sitting in the sun, playing cards, spending time at the lake, entertaining, travel, flowers and cold beer! In retirement he continued to travel and tend to his many beautiful flowers and plants, which were well appreciated and admired by neighbors and those passing by. People often stopped to visit and enjoy his gardens. He loved building additions to their home, lake cabin and winter home and expanding their outdoor living space to host others. Super Bowl parties and Fourth of July celebrations became annual events for family and friends. Dennis worked hard and played hard. He had a zest for life and a great sense of humor. His laugh and smile will be missed dearly by those who knew him. Anywho…. In lieu of a service, there will be a celebration of life at a later date. Given his love of animals, donations may be made in his name to The Spokane Humane Society, 6607 N. Havana St., Spokane, WA 99217. |
Deneen Cathey
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Deceased Missoula, Montana -- Former Walla Wallan Deneen H. Cathey, 66, died May 13, 2007, at St. Patrick Hospital here. Mr. Cathey was born Dec. 7, 1940, to Aubria and Marie Graul Cathey in Mascoutah, Ill. Shortly after his birth, the family moved to Walla Walla where he was raised and graduated from Walla Walla High School. After graduation he enlisted in the U.S. Air Force and was later honorably discharged. In 1962, he married his lifelong friend, Tillie Beck, in Lewiston. He worked in the printing and taxidermy businesses, working at the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, then in Corvallis and later Medford. He moved to Missoula and bought a home in 1976 and operated a small taxidermy business. He also worked at Gateway Printing in Missoula. He was a member of the Disabled American Veterans Organization and loved the mountains, camping, hunting and spending time outdoors. He is survived by his wife, at home; a son and daughter-in-law, Jeff and Kim Cathey of Glendale, AZ; a daughter, Lauri Palmer of Missoula; his mother of Walla Walla; two sisters, Audrey Harkins of Walla Walla and Marge Grassi of Ruckersville, VA; three grandchildren, Bryce and Alyssa Cathey and Steven Palmer; and caregivers, Tom and Linda McCarthy. He was preceded in death by his father. (note: from Obit dated 5/20/07) |
Jim Chapman
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Angela Chappell
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Bob Chenault
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Judy Chermak (Durand)
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| Marital status: | Married |
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| Children: | 2 |
| Occupation: | Administrator |
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Hobbies: Reading, walking, and having time at home. I went to the U of W and married Bob Rice in 1961. Elaine and Steve Knapp were our neighbors in a Seattle apartment complex, and we had wonderful times. Our daughter, Noelle, was born in 1965 while we were living there. My parents also decided to move to Bellevue. Bob and I moved to Bellingham where he took over the family insurance business. We adopted a son, Brock, in 1968. We met him when he was 3 hours old. As the saying goes, "he didn't grow under my heart, but in it". Bellingham was a wonderful town to raise our children. Bob and I were amicably divorced in 1980. When Noelle went to WSU, Brock and I moved to Seattle to be close to family. After being a stay at home mom for years, I ventured into the workplace. Frank Miller became my significant other for 12 years. He introduced to to Howard Chermak, a friend who owned a remodeling business, and wanted someone to help him grow the business. I found my niche when Howard invited me to join him. At that time, there were six employees, today it is an award winning company with forty employees. Frank passed away 14 years ago of pancreatic cancer. Before he left, Frank told Howard that it would be fine if he married me. We have been married for 12 years and feel blessed to be partners in life as well as partners in business. Noelle is a Social Worker in private practice in our hometown. Brock is a helicopter pilot living in Montana. Howard's daughter, Dana, is in the business with us. My mother, Polly, is still with us at 91. I am looking forward to seeing you all and catching up on your lives. |
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Eugene Chipman
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