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Hal Stoltz, a beloved retired counselor at Bothell and Woodinville High Schools, passed away, leaving behind a legacy of enthusiasm and adventure. Known for his diverse interests and positive influence on students, he is deeply missed by family and friends. A celebration of his life is scheduled for April 6, 2024, at the Bothell United Methodist Church.
Grant Alexander Bohnet, 72, peacefully passed away at his home in San Tan Valley, Arizona, on March 18, 2024. He is remembered for his contributions to the community and family, leaving behind his wife Sandy, children, and grandchildren. A private graveside service is planned for April 13, 2024, with memorial donations suggested to the Disabled American Veterans or the National Parks Service.
Terry Jarvis, a cherished member of the Woodinville community, passed away at 83 on March 6, 2024, due to complications from Parkinson's disease. Known for his love of old cars and his contributions to the community, including founding Vintage Auto Parts, he is remembered for his warmth, humor, and dedication to local initiatives like the Township of Grace.
Greg 'Moose' Mason, a cherished member of the Woodinville community, passed away at 75 on October 21, 2023, after a brief illness. Known for his long career as a cement mason contractor and as a welcoming host for family and friends, he will be honored at a Celebration of Life on March 16, 2024.
A suspect has been arrested for vandalizing a Woodinville winery, causing approximately $600,000 in damage by spilling vintage white wine. The individual was a former employee of the winery, highlighting issues of trust and security in local businesses. This incident has raised concerns within the community regarding safety and the protection of valuable local assets.
Leslie Vea Erickson, a beloved 70-year-old resident of Woodinville, Washington, passed away peacefully on December 20, 2023, after battling breast cancer. Remembered for her positive spirit and community involvement, she leaves behind a legacy through her family and contributions to local organizations. A memorial service is scheduled for February 24.
Linda Carol Rothrock, born on December 9, 1945, passed away on January 15, 2024, after a prolonged battle with bone cancer. A resident of the Pacific Northwest, she was known for her contributions to the medical and insurance industries, her passion for photography and genealogy, and her published novel. Her legacy includes research donated to the Kirkland Historical Society.
Stanley “Chris” King, a passionate golfer from Woodinville, Washington, passed away on January 8, 2024, after battling cancer. A Celebration of Life is set for February 17, 2024, where attendees can share stories and dress in casual or themed attire. He is remembered as a devoted husband and father, leaving a lasting impact on his family and the community.
The Woodinville Charity Golf Tournament successfully raised $21,000 for the Kenzie & Dot Foundation, highlighting community support for local causes. The event showcased strong participation and enthusiasm from the community.
Woodinville High School students showcased their STEM projects during a Rotary meeting on August 13, highlighting their creativity and engineering skills. The event served as a platform for students to present their meticulously designed and constructed projects to the community.