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Flags Lowered for Former Secretary of State Ralph Munro

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown directed that all flags at City facilities be lowered to half-staff to honor former Secretary of State Ralph Munro, following Governor Bob Ferguson's similar order. Munro, who passed away on March 20, 2025, is remembered as a dedicated public servant and statesman. Mayor Brown recalled her fond memories of Munro, particularly their collaboration during her time in the legislature. A memorial service will take place on June 28 at 2 p. m.

in the Washington State Capitol Legislative Building Rotunda, allowing the community to pay their respects. The city’s action demonstrates a commitment to honoring those who have served in public office. Lowering the flags serves as a symbolic gesture of remembrance for Munro's contributions to Washington State. This event underscores the impact of Munro's legacy on local governance and public service. Community members are invited to join in commemorating his life and contributions.

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