Death notices for Dec. 11, 2024, in The Olympian | The Olympian

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The recent death notices in Washington state highlight the personal stories of individuals who have passed away, emphasizing community connections and the impact of these losses on friends and families. Among those mentioned is Linda Elias, 63, who died at Mason General Hospital in Shelton, and Jeffrey McDonald, 71, who passed away at Tacoma General Hospital. Many families chose McComb & Wagner Family Funeral Home and Crematory for their loved ones' arrangements, showcasing a local resource for support during grief. Additional entries include Larry Ogg, 75, who died at home, and Gino Rau, 69, who was in a care facility at the time of his passing. The inclusion of Patricia Russell and Cheryl Shisler's notices illustrates the publication's reach within the community.

This article informs and serves as a memorial for the deceased, allowing the community to reflect on their lives. Ultimately, it emphasizes the importance of local news in connecting individuals and honoring those who have impacted their communities, while providing essential information for families celebrating their loved ones' lives.

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