Flags Lowered for Former Secretary of State Ralph Munro

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Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown has ordered flags at City facilities to be lowered to half-staff in honor of former Secretary of State Ralph Munro, following a similar directive from Governor Bob Ferguson for state agency facilities. Munro, who passed away on March 20, 2025, served as Secretary of State and was known for his dedication to public service. Mayor Brown described Munro as a statesman and exemplary public servant, recalling fond memories of working alongside him in the legislature. She emphasized that Munro will be remembered whenever bagpipes are played at official events. A memorial service is scheduled for June 28 at 2 p.

m. in the Washington State Capitol Legislative Building Rotunda. This event highlights the importance of recognizing the contributions of public officials to the community. The lowering of flags serves as a symbol of respect and remembrance for Munro's legacy. The city aims to honor those who have served with distinction and commitment to the state of Washington.

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