JUDITH SMYTH

CAROLYN SNOW

Carolyn Jane Snow died December 21, 2005, at her home in Branson, Missouri, following a brief battle with cancer. Her husband of 27 years, her children and her best friend of 40 years lovingly surrounded her. Carolyn was born in Seattle, Washington, February 29, 1940, to George and Virginia Snow. She is survived by her husband Dr. Dale Smith; sister Joanna Snow 'Rose Red" Cruse of Whidbey Island, Washington; three children Virginia (Ginger) Gibson, Claire Bolen and husband Michael, and Gordon Folkins and Kara, all of Tulsa, Oklahoma; one step daughter Dr. Jackie Smith and husband Kevin Brown of Guthrie, Oklahoma; three children Nick Gibson, Peter and Abby Folkins; and one g...

SIMON STANWAY

Simon Stanway III, age 66, passed away on January 11, 2007, after a courageous battle with cancer. 
He will be deeply missed by his family, and friends. 
He is survived by his family, Tracy Stanway, Bryan Crisp, and Kelly and Fasimoli Fosi. 

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Simon was into intramural sports and O-Y at Roosevelt. His big interest was basketball. He passed away in January, 2007 after a courageous battle with cancer. He had a loving family and good friends who miss him. His courage was such that his caregi...

JON STEENSLAND

SUE PATRICIA STEINKE (IVANHOE)

SUE PATRICIA STEINKE (IVANHOE)

Sue's family immigrated from Canada to Seattle in 1951. In her years at Roosevelt, she joined both Bulletin Board Committees (ASR and GC), and she worked on the "Teddy Echo" newsletter. She married Dean Steinke (who survived her) and they lived in Granite Falls. Dean stated that she loved living in the country. She died on September 10,2003, from a long ordeal with breast cancer.

JOANNE STEVENSON (BUCKLEY)

JOANNE STEVENSON (BUCKLEY)

Joanne L. STEVENSON Joanne passed away January 24, 2010 at her home in Snohomish at the age of 70. She was born January 11, 1940 in Sebeka, MN to Wallace and Carmen Buckley. Joanne graduated from Roosevelt High School in Seattle, 1958 and from the University of Washington in 1962 with a major in Microbiology. After graduating, she worked at Swedish Hospital, Children's Hospital and the Univer sity of Washington all in Seattle. Later she worked in laboratories in Las Vegas, Eugene, Oregon and in Spokane, Longview and Redmond, WA. She retired in January of 2000. She was an active member of First Presbyterian Church of Bellevue for 10 years,...

STEVE STILES

Steve Stiles passed away at his home on December 30, 2016, after a long illness. He was born on August 27, 1939, in Walla Walla, Washington to Owen and Mildred Stiles. He spent a happy childhood growing up in the Wedgewood area of Seattle, WA. He attended Roosevelt High School in Seattle where he met the love of his life, Deanna Vollan. They were married on February 21, 1959. Steve was a master fiberglass mold builder and worked for several boat and spa companies in the Everett, WA, and Seattle areas. For a time he owned his own boat building company. He enjoyed working in his woodshop and turned out many beautiful pieces for his family. He also loved gardening. He was a perfectionist in...

JUDY STONE (DANCE)

JUDY STONE (DANCE)

THEODORE (TED) STREUKENS

Theodore Leonard Streukens, 77, of Gainesville passed away peacefully at home surrounded by family in Gainesville, FL on Friday, January 26, 2018.  Ted was born in Tacoma, WA in March 28, 1940 and was a graduate of Roosevelt  High School is Seattle, WA and Michigan State University in East Lansing, MI.  Ted was a long time resident of Lansing and Dewitt, MI and Belleair Bluffs, FL.

Ted is survived by his wife of 43 years, Margaret, sister Susie (Roger) Kirkpatrick of The Villages, FL, seven...

ROBERT (BOB) STROM

Robert Strom passed away Tuesday, January 14, 2014. He fought the cancer with determination.

He was born in Seattle, August 19, 1940. At age 21, he was drafted into the Army. After boot camp at Fort Ord, he was stationed at Fort Baker near the Golden Gate Bridge. His commanding officer allowed him to go to Squaw Valley on weekends to teach skiing. In addition to the ski instructor certificate, he was the youngest certified National Ski Patroller at Steven's Pass in Seattle and very proud of it.

After the military service, Robert worked in commercial real estate business, in San Francisco, for more than 45 years, opening his own company, Strom & Associate...

SUE STUART (GOULTER)

SANDRA SURBER

MIKE SWEENEY

Queen Anne artist Mike Sweeney made his mark in Seattle

Sweeney known as a great artist, family man

By Jessica Van Gilder   Queen Anne News

Michael Henry Sweeney saw things others didn't, so he spent his life trying to share his unique perceptions of the world through his artistic eye. He was 69.

Until his passing on Dec. 29, 2009 after an 11-year-bout with chronic leukemia, Sweeney explored concepts of spatial illusion, symbolic geometry and geomancy - energy fields and their influences. Sweeney was a Queen Anne resident for 22 years with his wife of 47 years, Mickey Sweeney, daughter Tara and son Jess, along with his four grandkids - Pano, Izabeau, Q...

JO ANN SWINGLEY (BRUNSON)

JO ANN SWINGLEY (BRUNSON)

DENNIS TAGAS

NICK TANNER

DOROTHY THOMPSON (BAKER)

LES THOMSON

Les listed intramural sports -- football and baseball -- as the activities most important to him at Roosevelt. He was in Spades, and enjoyed hunting. Les lived in Lynnwood, and died long ago, in August, 1973.

MARSHA TIPPEY

MARSHA J. TIPPEY Born 6.16.40 ~ Died 12.25.09 Marsha was born in Omaha Nebraska and lived most of her life in Seattle, WA. She attended Madrona Elem, Eckstein Middle, Roosevelt H.S. & Edison Voc-Tech. She worked for Radio 1, Floscan and Eldec. Marsha was Secretary/Editor of WA. State MIA/POW group. Children include Chris & Randy Orchard, Tracy & Lisa Sisley-Vallins, step-son Joe Hoskyn, and Grandchildren Hope Sisley, Dustin, Oliver, & Jesse Orchard, and Trevor & Mitchell Vallins. Sister, June Bean, survives her.

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LOIS UTTER (DAILY)

HENRY VANDERWEL

Henry VANDERWEL III Born June 13,1940 in Seattle, WA passed peacefully with family at his side, on May 19, 2008. Hank was a 1958 graduate of Roosevelt High School and served in the US Navy under the 13th Navel Port of Seattle as a musician. He will be remembered as a man of strong convictions, strength of character, and honor, who taught his family the value of hard work, perseverance and heart. Henry is survived by mother Frances VanderWel of Sumner, children Virginia Passmore Bonney Lake, Kimberly Gentry, Kent, Alan VanderWel, Ron VanderWel, brother Louis VanderWel Vancouver, close cousin Frank VanderWel of Marysville, grandchildren. 

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WENDELL WARD

WES WARNER

Wes listed golf and roll room rep as his main activities at Roosevelt. His other interests included cars and hunting. We believe Wes lived in Edmonds, and died in 1988.

PHIL WEBER

CATHERINE WELKER (GRIFFITH)

CATHERINE WELKER (GRIFFITH)

AL WHELLER

KAREN WIELAND

TERRY WIENIR

GARY WILSON

DAVID WYNSTRA

Dave Wynstra passed away at home on December 1, 2020, after a long illness. He is survived by his wife of 44 years, Carole and twin daughters, Margaret of Walnut Creek, and Beth of Framingham, MA. He is also survived by three grandchildren.

Prior to his service in the United States Navy, he attended Washington State University and The University of Washington.

Dave had a 40 year career in the insurance industry. First at Pacific Life, (where he met Carole) followed by Frank B.

Hall and Computer Science Corporation. He worked for A.J.

Gallagher for 16 years, as Division President, Healthcare First, before joining Willis as Executive Vice President of their N...

TRUDI ZEDICK

MAIJA ZOMMERS (PIPARS)

MAIJA ZOMMERS (PIPARS)