| HeraldNet - Snohomish County's online news source |
 MONDAY, MARCH 15, 2010 8:27 am |
ADVERTISEMENT |
|||||||||
 |
||||||||||
|
||||||||||
|
||||||||||
|
|
||||||||||
|
|
||||||||||
Local News 
|
|||||||||
Fund set up to benefit children of couple killed in crash SNOHOMISH — Friends of Brad and Melissa Agerup, two of the four people killed Sunday by an alleged drunken driver, have set up a bank account to benefit the couple’s surviving teenage daughters.People can make donations at any US Bank branch to the “Sarah and Katie Agerup Education Fund,” or mail donations to US Bank, Everett Office, 1702 Hewitt Ave., Everett, WA 98201. Donations in memory of Tom and Hilda Woods, the other couple who died in the crash, can be made to the Prostate Cancer Foundation at www.prostatecancerfoundation.org, or to the Progressive Animal Welfare Society at www.paws.org. A memorial service for Brad and Melissa Agerup is scheduled for 1 p.m. Sunday in the Mariner High School main gym, 200 120th St. SW, Everett. A memorial service for Tom and Hilda Woods is planned for 1 p.m. Tuesday at Washington Cathedral, 12300 Woodinville-Redmond Road, Redmond. Matthew C. McDonald, 27, was charged with four counts of vehicular homicide in the crash. He told police he drank eight beers before getting behind the wheel, according to court papers. |
- The Hub, a Snohomish institution, closes
- FINISH LINE: Sampras and Agassi showdown
- U.S. 2 accident victim remains hospitalized
- Marysville couple buys, renovates a home with help from little-used loan program
- She was a pilot in World War II, and now she's a hero
- Paine Field results delayed by months
- Teens coach seniors on getting gadgets to work
- Stillaguamish Tribe carves a link to its long-lost past
- Minnesota transplant settled into Northwest life
- Tax credit on interest can save first-time homebuyers a bundle
- Air Force tanker decision favoring Boeing isn’t free trade, British and French say
(11) - The Hub, a Snohomish institution, closes (10)
- Monroe cell-tower plan angers neighbors (9)
- What Washington's new cell-phone law means for you (8)
- Paine Field results delayed by months (7)
- Breaking news: Child murder suspect Fryberg in custody (6)
- Stillaguamish Tribe carves a link to its long-lost past (4)
- Former Snohomish County planning director charged (4)
- Alcohol, marijuana cited in fatal wrong-way crash (4)
- She was a pilot in World War II, and now she's a hero (3)
- Yelm ousts Lynnwood girls, 54-51
- Meadowdale boys take aim at fifth place
- Archbishop Murphy girls keep vow to win
- Meadowdale boys refuse to fold, but rally falls short in 3A state opener
- Prairie’s zone defense stymies Lynnwood at Class 3A state girls basketball tournament
- Ellensburg takes it to Archbishop Murphy girls at 2A tourney
- Beyond the ‘Woodstock Generation'
- Magical run for Jackson
- Boeing to Offer NewGen Tanker to US Air Force
- New CEO at Valley General Hospital
- Dan Koffman's ‘TopSpin' marketing astounds, inspires, motivates, produces — just for starters
- Economic forecasts for Snohomish County, Everett, Marysville offer some bright moments
- Government officials influencing home prices
- Massive EPA energy regulations meet challenge
- Washington state healthcare reforms also needed
|
|
 
|
|
|
|
| TODAY'S TOP JOBS |
| View All Top Jobs |
| Top Cars |
|
| Top Homes |
|
|
ADVERTISEMENT |
|
|
|Contact Us
|Advertiser Services
|Home Delivery
|Newsstand Locations
|Classifieds
|Feedback
|About the Company
|Work@the Herald
|Site Map |
|
COMMENTS | Be the first to comment
Log in or register to post a new comment.
To read other terms and conditions, click here