Death notices for Dec. 8

Olympia, WALocal News

This article compiles death notices from the Olympia area, detailing the recent passings of several community members. Among those mentioned are Jeffrey Allen Bennett, age 44, who died at home on November 30, and Adele C. Rudy, who lived to be 96 before passing on December 4 at Garden Courte Memory Care. The article provides essential details, including the ages of the deceased, their locations at the time of death, and the funeral homes responsible for arrangements. This serves as a record of loss and a point of contact for mourning friends and family.

The notices reflect the close-knit nature of the community and illustrate how each individual contributed to the local tapestry. The emotional weight of these announcements highlights the significance of memorializing loved ones, reminding readers of the importance of community during times of grief.

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