Deaths

Jan. 22: Wilson, William, 88, Edmonds

Jan. 23: Winkes, Annella, 93, Arlington

Jan. 24: Culbert, Georgia, 87, Edmonds

Jan. 25: Cyr, Betty, 88, Lynnwood

Jan. 26: Cooper, Lawrence, 91, Stanwood

Jan. 27: Fonis, Ted, 88, Mountlake Terrace

Jan. 27: Jaggar, Billy,

54, Marysville

Jan. 27: Ray, Leo, 78, Snohomish

Jan. 27: Toti, Merrilyn, 59, Lynnwood

Jan. 27: Payette, Evangeline, 104, Lynnwood

Jan. 27: Patterson, Jr., William, 79, Edmonds

Jan. 28: Lafferty, Chauncey, 92, Edmonds

Jan. 28: Zinski, John, 76, Snohomish

Jan. 28: Allyn, Janet, 67, Mill Creek

Jan. 28: Ethridge, Phillip, 61, Stanwood

Jan. 29: Olsen, Betty, 87, Edmonds

Jan. 29: Sheldon, John, 82, Edmonds

Jan. 29: Biendl, Jayme, 34, Granite Falls

Jan. 29: Clippinger, Shirley, 86, Marysville

Jan. 29: Crum, Catherine, 86, Everett

Jan. 29: Webster, Marie, 92, Lynnwood

Jan. 29: Whaley, Sylvia, 86, Bothell

Jan. 30: DeFrancesco (aka Ditto), James, 88, Lynnwood

Jan. 30: Munson, Vicki, 44, Snohomish

Jan. 30: Bailey, Bill, 65, Everett

Jan. 30: Green, Francis, 92, Lynnwood

Jan. 30: Sailors, Donald, 60, Darrington

Jan. 31: Abbott, David, 88, Stanwood

Jan. 31: Vaughn, Joseph, 67, Arlington

Jan. 31: Woods, William, 85, Camano Island

Jan. 31: Wilhelm, Ralph, 83, Lynnwood

Jan. 31: Schneider, Donna, 78, Bothell

Jan. 31: Vanderweele, Maria, 94, Marysville

Feb. 1: Brooke, Sr., John, 71, Edmonds

Feb. 1: Cruzan, Monica, 68, Mill Creek

Feb. 1: Hause, Anzonetta, 88, Lynnwood

Feb. 1: Libby, Constance, 67, Everett

Feb. 1: Culver, Donald, 81, Everett

Feb. 1: Randall, Virginia, 57, Everett

Feb. 1: Johnson, Neva, 74, Everett

Feb. 1: Bading, Greg, 47, Everett

Feb. 1: Johnson, Kristin, 53, Lynnwood

Feb. 1: Whitescarver, Elvin, 83, Stanwood

Feb. 1: McIntyre, Jerry, 62, Monroe

Feb. 2: DeAngelo, Julie, 51, Everett

Feb. 2: Marquardt, John, 88, Edmonds

Feb. 2: Ditri, Sr., Richard, 83, Everett

Feb. 2: Harding, Jaclyn, 77, Lynnwood

Feb. 2: Lee, Marjorie, 87, Marysville

Feb. 2: Haley, Timothy, 54, Everett

Feb. 2: Hawthorne, Marie, 84, Everett

Feb. 3: Rollins, James, 83, Lynnwood

Feb. 3: Meyer, Dolores, 79, Mukilteo

Feb. 3: Dizard, Laurel, 52, Lynnwood

Feb. 3: Finley, Shirley, 83, Edmonds

Feb. 3: Timm, Esther, 90, Marysville

Feb. 4: Barlia, David, 88, Mill Creek

Feb. 4: Frostad, Donald, 68, Snohomish

Feb. 4: Gonzales, Ruben, 81, Marysville

Feb. 4: Peterson, Junior, 83, Lake Stevens

Feb. 4: Donnellan, Mary Ellen, 67, Everett

Feb. 4: Sommer, Pearl, 88, Everett

Feb. 5: Lacy, Jr., Cecilia, 73, Marysville

Feb. 5: Fosse, Thelma, 98, Everett

Feb. 5: Hutchinson, Donald, 66, Marysville

Feb. 5: McCarty, Mary, 89, Arlington

Feb. 5: Brand, Edward, 76, Marysville

Feb. 5: Stephenson, Janet, 79, Everett

Feb. 6: McGinnis, Shirley, 77, Mill Creek

Feb. 6: Bryson, Phyllis, 87, Snohomish

Feb. 6: Oettinger, John, 82, Everett

Feb. 6: Shier, Marjorie, 85, Snohomish

Feb. 6: Thompson, Shirley, 83, Arlington

Feb. 7: Burk, Catherine, 80, Arlington

Feb. 7: Gidos, Margaret, 93, Everett

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