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In Days Gone By Scriber Lake and the Wilcox Family's Legacy, part 2 (1932-1967) - My Edmonds News

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The second part of the Scriber Lake and Wilcox family series delves into the years 1932 to 1967, showcasing the family's lasting influence on the area. The article details how the Wilcox family developed a new 40-acre property, which became a hub of activity and community life. Historical context from part one underlines their initial arrival and contributions to Scriber Lake. The family's commitment to the community is evident through various initiatives and developments that enriched local culture. A poignant quote from a family member emphasizes the importance of their legacy in fostering community ties.

The article also reflects on how these historical developments shape current community dynamics. By connecting past and present, the Wilcox family's story remains relevant to residents of Scriber Lake today. This rich history serves as a reminder of the family's enduring impact.

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