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Chet Dombroski Chester Robert "Chet" Dombroksi, a former Shelton High School teach- er, coach and principal, died on Sun- day, June 10, at Shoreline. He was §2 and a longtime Shelton resident. He was born on January 18, 1915 in Aberdeen to Constantine Al- exander and Mary (Cujawa) Dom- broski. He gradu- ated from Aber- deen High School in 1932 and from what is now West- ern Washington University in Bell- ingham in 1939. He continued Chet his education at Dombroski the University of Puget Sound, Central Washington University and the University of Washington to obtain his principal's credentials. He played basketball and base- ball at Aberdeen in high school and received a scholarship to Western to play basketball. He also played base- ball there for two years. Mr. Dombroski worked fi)r the Saginew Logging North River Camp and did some commercial fishing and forest ranger work to help pay for his college expenses. He later taught at Copalis Beach, Seattle and Aberdeen before becoming a U.S. history teach- er, counselor and coach at SHS for 21 years. He spent his last l0 years at the school as its principal. He was the assistant track coach and head basketball and baseball coach throughout his coaching career in Shelton. His baseball team won the league championship 12 out of the 14 years he was at the helm, his family said, adding it was a feat he was proud of. He was president of the Shelton Lions Club, Shelton Rotm•y Club and Black Hills High School Principal's Association. He loved all sports as a participant and in later years as an observer. He enjoyed summers at his Hood Canal cabin fishing, shrimping and crabbing. He was known for his sense of humor, storytelling and af- • L. fectlonate,mcknames he bestowed on all he knew. He was preceded in death by his wife, Muriel, in 2006 and by brothers Len and Bob Dombroski. Surviving are daughter Colleen Olsen and husband Steve of Shore- line; brothers Hank Dombroski of" Chehalis and Dick Dombroski of Spokane; grandchildren Kari Olsen- Starke of Lynnwood and Kellie Olsen of Seattle; and great-grandchildren Shannon and Megan Starke of Lynn- wood. A joint celebration of life for Chet and Muriel Dombroski will be held for family and friends at 1 p.m. on Saturday, June 23, at Little Creek Casino Resort Ballroom A in Ka- milche. Light refreshments will be served. Memorial donations may be sent to the American Heart Association, 1280 South Parker Road, Denver, Colorado 80231, or the Alzheimer's Association of Washington, 12721 30th Avenue NE, Suite 101, Seattle, 98125. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home of Shelton. Donald Ryckman Donald "Donny" Ryckman died on June 5 in Yakima. He was 54, had been an Olympia resident for the past 30 years and is survived by relatives living in Shelton. He was born on June 4, 1953 in Bismarck, North Dakota, to War- ren and Dorothy (LaLande) Ryck- man. He married Carol (Cole) Ryck- man on March 21, 1980 in Reno, Nevada. Mr. Ryckman was described by his family as an excellent me- chanic and jack of all trades. His hobbies included fishing, hunting, motorcycles, traveling, boxing, wa- -terskiing, whittling, the company of his family and fixing all kinds of things. His father and a son, Daniel Ryckman, preceded him in death. Surviving are wife Carol Ryck- man of Olympia; mother Dorothy Ryckman; sons Jim Cole of Ever- ett and Kile Kersey of Bellingham; daughters Melanie Williams of Oakville and Marie Ryckman of Portland, Oregon. Also surviving are sister Mi- chelle McMillin of Shelton; broth- ers Terry Ryckman of Toledo, Or- egon, Jerry Ryckman of Shelton and Michael Ryckman of Yakima; eight grandchildren and one great- grandchild. A graveside service was held on Monday, June 11, at Mills & Mills Funeral Home and Memorial Park in Tumwater. Tom Ryckman offi- ciated. Arrangements are by Mills & Mills Funeral Home in Tumwa- ter. EDNA ALBERTA, AUSETH-JOHNSON Beloved with, mother, grand- mother and tHend Edna Alberta Auseth-Johnson 89, passed away Tuesday at Mason General Hos- pital. She will be tbndly remem- bered for her bright smile, kind words, quick wit and zest for travel. Edna, a long time Shelton resident established and operat- ed the Agate Store for over three de('ades. Duri'ng that time she touched everyone that entered the store in some way. She was always there to ott'er a helping hand, an objective ear or a handful of penny candy. T() Edna there was no such thing as a stranger. She was a graduate of Irene S. Reed High School and a liti+ lollg Agate Grange member. Edna was t)rottdest ()f her 58 year membership in the Or- der of the Eastern Star where she held numerous offices and tbrmed many wonderthl friendships. Edna was preceded in death by her husband of 65 years Edward B. Auseth, and brothers Elmer and Dale .Julian. Smwiving Edna are her husband William L. John- son Sn, daughter and son-in-law Dorothy Auseth and William Schauman of Shelton, granddaughters Lynne Brown of Bellevue and Wendie McGee of Shehon, great grandchildren Kristin Brown of Ar- lington, Virginia, Jennifer and Phillip Brown of Bel- levue and step children William Johnson Jr of Shel- ton, Kenneth Johnson of Rochester and Kris Dob- bin-Meyer ot" El Paso, Texas. A memorial service to celebrate Edna's lit was held Saturday June 9th at the Agate Grange. Edna was tbndly remembered with whimsical tales, fish stories and lessons taught. She was a great lady that touched our lives in many ways and will remain in our hearts forever. " tid Obituary Notice ....... I I, I Page 10 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, June 14, 2007 Roland W. Huber The Reverend Roland Walter Huber, who had served as a Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod pastor for more than half a century, died on Tuesday, June 12, at Shelton Health and Rehabilitation Center in Shelton. He was 85 and had lived in Shelton 36years, 18 of . which were spent as pastor of Mount Olive Lutheran Church. He was born on March 11, Roland W. 1922 in Chinook, Huber Montana, to Edwin and Elsie Huber. After attending Concordia Prep School in Concordia, Missouri, starting when he was 14 years old, he graduated from St. Paul's Lutheran College there and then received a master of divinity degree from Concordia Theological Seminary in Saint Louis, Missouri, on June 7, 1946. His vicarage was served in Bancroft, Nebraska, and he was ordained at Saint John Lutheran Church in Wheeler, Illinois, in August 1946. He married Lorraine Louise Kurtz on June 30, 1946 in Saint Louis. She preceded him in death in 1986. During his more than 50-year pastoral ministry, Reverend Huber served at Saint John Lutheran Church in Wheeler, Illinois, from 1946 to 1950, Immanuel Lutheran Church in Alliance, Nebraska, from 1950 to 1961, Grace Lutheran Church in Crescent City, California, from 1961 to 1971 and Mount Olive Lutheran Church in Shelton from 1971 until his retirement from full- time ministry in 1989. He continued to preach there and at other churches for several years after that. He enjoyed traveling the back roads of the Pacific Northwest, woodworking and talking and ministering to anyone he met along the way. He was a member of Shelton by Bill & Leslee McComb .,.+ FRANK ABOUT DEATH [ Death may be inevitable, but the confusion and anxiety that often accompany it need not be. By addressing beforehand the practical matters surrounding death, you can spare your family unnecessary hardship. For this reason alone, everyone should discuss such matters in advance as well as consider funeral pre- arrangement. Having an honest conversation about death, and what preferences should be fol- lowed when it occurs, need not be difficult. In fact, many experi- ence a feeling of relief after this important topic is discussed. Death is a part of life, and funeral arrangements are as important and necessary as planning for other life-altering events. Pre- arranging your funeral takes the necessary steps to ensure that your loved ones are spared need- less concern. We pre-plan for most of life's maior events such as weddings, higher education and retirement. Why not plan ahead for the com- memoration of your passing? More and more, peopJe prefer to predetermine those important details. To learn more about the preneed option, call McCOMB FUNERAL HOME. Contact us at 426-4803. We will arrange for an initial, confidential meeting and tour of our facility at 703 Railroad Avenue. We have been serving your community with compassion since 1893. QUOTE: "Fear not the sentence of death; why dost thou refuse l when it is the good pleasure of I the Most High?" r Wisdom of Ben Siral Rotary Club, Toastmasters in Nebraska and Mount Olive Lutheran Church. He was also preceded in death by a brother, Louis Huber. Surviving are children Ronald M. Huber and wife Donna of Amity, Oregon, Norma J. Hashimoto and husband Craig of Roseville, California, Norbert A. Huber and wife Linda of Hawthorne, California, and Lori K. Schmidt and husband Richard of Bonney Lake. Also surviving are sisters Dorothy Hagen and husband Al of Seattle and Ruth Waetzig and husband Russ of Great Falls, Montana; 27 grandchildren and 18 great- grandchildren as well as numerous nieces, nephews and cousins and longtime friends Irene Locke and Carol (Jeannie) Ellingsworth. Funeral services have been scheduled for I0 a.m. on Saturday, June 16, at Mount Olive Lutheran Church in Shelton. Pastor Kris Kunkel will officiate. Burial will be at Shelton Memorial Park. Memorial donations may be made to Mount Olive Lutheran Church, 206 East Wyandotte Avenue, Shelton, 98584• Arrangements are under the direction of McComb Funeral Home of Shelto.n. Janenne Araujo Janenne Marie Araujo cancer on Saturday, June 9 home in Union. She was had lived in Union for She was born on 1958 in Craig, Colorado, to Leonard and Jean (Knapp) McCann. She loved to travel, shop, cook, be with her family, especial- ly her grandchil- dren, and spend time with her close friends. Surviving are husband Jeffrey Araujo of Union; daughters Jenni- fer and Jillian Arauj er Dan Carpenter of New sister Sandee Frost of mother-in-law Joey Union; and grandchildren and Gavin Shoemaker of kane. A memorial service will at 1 p.m. on Friday, June derbrook Resort in Union. Arrangements are by Funeral Home of Shelton. William R. "Rod" OI William R. "Rod" Olsen, 68, passed away peacefully at hi. € surrounded by family on Friday, June 8 th, 2007. He battling leukemia for almost three years. He was a Shelton resident and business owner of Olsen Furniture.. Rod was born July 16 th, 1938 in Shelton, Washington. His pa were Ole and Alma Olsen also of Shelton. He graduated Irene S. Reed High School in 1956. He then went on to the University of Washington, majoring in Business and in Psychology, graduating in 1960. After college he went serve two years in the US Army serving at Arlington Cemetery in Virginia. He completed his service as a Captain in Reserves. After his service in the Army he came back to Shelton to for his dad at Olsen Furniture and took over manac daily operations at the early age of 26 years. He Runnings, of Seattle, in the summer of '69. They raised five ch together in their Spencer Lake home also known as Camp 0 He retired just this last month. Olsen Furniture was establi in 1936 by Rod's father Ole Olsen and has grown in its 72 years and remains an integral part of the community. Rod loved working at Olsen Furniture and the community with quality furniture at an affordable stellar customer service. It has remained a family business now being managed by his daughter Sandy Lundgren Rod Olsen Jr. His other love was cars and he has been an avid collector ,a car enthusiast he was a charter member of the Porsche America and was a founding and charter member of Car Club at the University of Washington. He has been a of the Yesteryear Car Club for over 35 years. His car col ranged greatly from the 1920's to the present. In the last few years, Rod has especially enjoyed his role as to all of his grandchildren. He could never get enough them and was always looking forward to their next patient and loving he managed to not get five of them being under the age of four years. He time with his oldest grandson Blake. They traveled to P swap meets and the ocean on a regular basis. Blake with his Papa and helped care for him regularly. He will be immensely; especially by his grandchildren that did enough time to know what a wonderful man he was. He is survived by his wife, Carolyn of nearly 40 and his five children and six grandchildren. Karin and partner Andrea Seabert-Olsen and their son, Jack (15 months). Sandy Lundgren and her husband Dennis and their son Blake Olsen Lundgren (9 years). Kristen Ya! her husband James Yagle and their three sons, Leo (4 yrs), and Carter (2!/2 years). William Rodney Olsen Jr. and his Olsen. Robert Olsen and his wife Jody Olsen and their Mallory (20 months). Also surviving is his sister, Linda her son James Pharris. A viewing at McComb Funeral Home will be on 14 th from 8am-5pm. A memorial service will be held on June 15th at The Pavilion at Sentry Park at 11am. are by McComb Funeral Home in Shelton. In lieu of flowers please send memorial donations in to Seattle Cancer Care Alliance dedicated to research Please mail your check to: Seattle Cancer Care Research, P.O. Box 19023, Seattle, WA 98109-1023. Or make a credit card donation by calling 206-667-6121. -- Paid Obituary Notice -- Chet Dombroski Chester Robert "Chet" Dombroksi, a former Shelton High School teach- er, coach and principal, died on Sun- day, June 10, at Shoreline. He was §2 and a longtime Shelton resident. He was born on January 18, 1915 in Aberdeen to Constantine Al- exander and Mary (Cujawa) Dom- broski. He gradu- ated from Aber- deen High School in 1932 and from what is now West- ern Washington University in Bell- ingham in 1939. He continued Chet his education at Dombroski the University of Puget Sound, Central Washington University and the University of Washington to obtain his principal's credentials. He played basketball and base- ball at Aberdeen in high school and received a scholarship to Western to play basketball. He also played base- ball there for two years. Mr. Dombroski worked fi)r the Saginew Logging North River Camp and did some commercial fishing and forest ranger work to help pay for his college expenses. He later taught at Copalis Beach, Seattle and Aberdeen before becoming a U.S. history teach- er, counselor and coach at SHS for 21 years. He spent his last l0 years at the school as its principal. He was the assistant track coach and head basketball and baseball coach throughout his coaching career in Shelton. His baseball team won the league championship 12 out of the 14 years he was at the helm, his family said, adding it was a feat he was proud of. He was president of the Shelton Lions Club, Shelton Rotm•y Club and Black Hills High School Principal's Association. He loved all sports as a participant and in later years as an observer. He enjoyed summers at his Hood Canal cabin fishing, shrimping and crabbing. He was known for his sense of humor, storytelling and af- • L. fectlonate,mcknames he bestowed on all he knew. He was preceded in death by his wife, Muriel, in 2006 and by brothers Len and Bob Dombroski. Surviving are daughter Colleen Olsen and husband Steve of Shore- line; brothers Hank Dombroski of" Chehalis and Dick Dombroski of Spokane; grandchildren Kari Olsen- Starke of Lynnwood and Kellie Olsen of Seattle; and great-grandchildren Shannon and Megan Starke of Lynn- wood. A joint celebration of life for Chet and Muriel Dombroski will be held for family and friends at 1 p.m. on Saturday, June 23, at Little Creek Casino Resort Ballroom A in Ka- milche. Light refreshments will be served. Memorial donations may be sent to the American Heart Association, 1280 South Parker Road, Denver, Colorado 80231, or the Alzheimer's Association of Washington, 12721 30th Avenue NE, Suite 101, Seattle, 98125. Arrangements are by McComb Funeral Home of Shelton. Donald Ryckman Donald "Donny" Ryckman died on June 5 in Yakima. He was 54, had been an Olympia resident for the past 30 years and is survived by relatives living in Shelton. He was born on June 4, 1953 in Bismarck, North Dakota, to War- ren and Dorothy (LaLande) Ryck- man. He married Carol (Cole) Ryck- man on March 21, 1980 in Reno, Nevada. Mr. Ryckman was described by his family as an excellent me- chanic and jack of all trades. His hobbies included fishing, hunting, motorcycles, traveling, boxing, wa- -terskiing, whittling, the company of his family and fixing all kinds of things. His father and a son, Daniel Ryckman, preceded him in death. Surviving are wife Carol Ryck- man of Olympia; mother Dorothy Ryckman; sons Jim Cole of Ever- ett and Kile Kersey of Bellingham; daughters Melanie Williams of Oakville and Marie Ryckman of Portland, Oregon. Also surviving are sister Mi- chelle McMillin of Shelton; broth- ers Terry Ryckman of Toledo, Or- egon, Jerry Ryckman of Shelton and Michael Ryckman of Yakima; eight grandchildren and one great- grandchild. A graveside service was held on Monday, June 11, at Mills & Mills Funeral Home and Memorial Park in Tumwater. Tom Ryckman offi- ciated. Arrangements are by Mills & Mills Funeral Home in Tumwa- ter. EDNA ALBERTA, AUSETH-JOHNSON Beloved with, mother, grand- mother and tHend Edna Alberta Auseth-Johnson 89, passed away Tuesday at Mason General Hos- pital. She will be tbndly remem- bered for her bright smile, kind words, quick wit and zest for travel. Edna, a long time Shelton resident established and operat- ed the Agate Store for over three de('ades. Duri'ng that time she touched everyone that entered the store in some way. She was always there to ott'er a helping hand, an objective ear or a handful of penny candy. T() Edna there was no such thing as a stranger. She was a graduate of Irene S. Reed High School and a liti+ lollg Agate Grange member. Edna was t)rottdest ()f her 58 year membership in the Or- der of the Eastern Star where she held numerous offices and tbrmed many wonderthl friendships. Edna was preceded in death by her husband of 65 years Edward B. Auseth, and brothers Elmer and Dale .Julian. Smwiving Edna are her husband William L. John- son Sn, daughter and son-in-law Dorothy Auseth and William Schauman of Shelton, granddaughters Lynne Brown of Bellevue and Wendie McGee of Shehon, great grandchildren Kristin Brown of Ar- lington, Virginia, Jennifer and Phillip Brown of Bel- levue and step children William Johnson Jr of Shel- ton, Kenneth Johnson of Rochester and Kris Dob- bin-Meyer ot" El Paso, Texas. A memorial service to celebrate Edna's lit was held Saturday June 9th at the Agate Grange. Edna was tbndly remembered with whimsical tales, fish stories and lessons taught. She was a great lady that touched our lives in many ways and will remain in our hearts forever. " tid Obituary Notice ....... I I, I Page 10 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, June 14, 2007 Roland W. Huber The Reverend Roland Walter Huber, who had served as a Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod pastor for more than half a century, died on Tuesday, June 12, at Shelton Health and Rehabilitation Center in Shelton. He was 85 and had lived in Shelton 36years, 18 of . which were spent as pastor of Mount Olive Lutheran Church. He was born on March 11, Roland W. 1922 in Chinook, Huber Montana, to Edwin and Elsie Huber. After attending Concordia Prep School in Concordia, Missouri, starting when he was 14 years old, he graduated from St. Paul's Lutheran College there and then received a master of divinity degree from Concordia Theological Seminary in Saint Louis, Missouri, on June 7, 1946. His vicarage was served in Bancroft, Nebraska, and he was ordained at Saint John Lutheran Church in Wheeler, Illinois, in August 1946. He married Lorraine Louise Kurtz on June 30, 1946 in Saint Louis. She preceded him in death in 1986. During his more than 50-year pastoral ministry, Reverend Huber served at Saint John Lutheran Church in Wheeler, Illinois, from 1946 to 1950, Immanuel Lutheran Church in Alliance, Nebraska, from 1950 to 1961, Grace Lutheran Church in Crescent City, California, from 1961 to 1971 and Mount Olive Lutheran Church in Shelton from 1971 until his retirement from full- time ministry in 1989. He continued to preach there and at other churches for several years after that. He enjoyed traveling the back roads of the Pacific Northwest, woodworking and talking and ministering to anyone he met along the way. He was a member of Shelton by Bill & Leslee McComb .,.+ FRANK ABOUT DEATH [ Death may be inevitable, but the confusion and anxiety that often accompany it need not be. By addressing beforehand the practical matters surrounding death, you can spare your family unnecessary hardship. For this reason alone, everyone should discuss such matters in advance as well as consider funeral pre- arrangement. Having an honest conversation about death, and what preferences should be fol- lowed when it occurs, need not be difficult. In fact, many experi- ence a feeling of relief after this important topic is discussed. Death is a part of life, and funeral arrangements are as important and necessary as planning for other life-altering events. Pre- arranging your funeral takes the necessary steps to ensure that your loved ones are spared need- less concern. We pre-plan for most of life's maior events such as weddings, higher education and retirement. Why not plan ahead for the com- memoration of your passing? More and more, peopJe prefer to predetermine those important details. To learn more about the preneed option, call McCOMB FUNERAL HOME. Contact us at 426-4803. We will arrange for an initial, confidential meeting and tour of our facility at 703 Railroad Avenue. We have been serving your community with compassion since 1893. QUOTE: "Fear not the sentence of death; why dost thou refuse l when it is the good pleasure of I the Most High?" r Wisdom of Ben Siral Rotary Club, Toastmasters in Nebraska and Mount Olive Lutheran Church. He was also preceded in death by a brother, Louis Huber. Surviving are children Ronald M. Huber and wife Donna of Amity, Oregon, Norma J. Hashimoto and husband Craig of Roseville, California, Norbert A. Huber and wife Linda of Hawthorne, California, and Lori K. Schmidt and husband Richard of Bonney Lake. Also surviving are sisters Dorothy Hagen and husband Al of Seattle and Ruth Waetzig and husband Russ of Great Falls, Montana; 27 grandchildren and 18 great- grandchildren as well as numerous nieces, nephews and cousins and longtime friends Irene Locke and Carol (Jeannie) Ellingsworth. Funeral services have been scheduled for I0 a.m. on Saturday, June 16, at Mount Olive Lutheran Church in Shelton. Pastor Kris Kunkel will officiate. Burial will be at Shelton Memorial Park. Memorial donations may be made to Mount Olive Lutheran Church, 206 East Wyandotte Avenue, Shelton, 98584• Arrangements are under the direction of McComb Funeral Home of Shelto.n. Janenne Araujo Janenne Marie Araujo cancer on Saturday, June 9 home in Union. She was had lived in Union for She was born on 1958 in Craig, Colorado, to Leonard and Jean (Knapp) McCann. She loved to travel, shop, cook, be with her family, especial- ly her grandchil- dren, and spend time with her close friends. Surviving are husband Jeffrey Araujo of Union; daughters Jenni- fer and Jillian Arauj er Dan Carpenter of New sister Sandee Frost of mother-in-law Joey Union; and grandchildren and Gavin Shoemaker of kane. A memorial service will at 1 p.m. on Friday, June derbrook Resort in Union. Arrangements are by Funeral Home of Shelton. William R. "Rod" OI William R. "Rod" Olsen, 68, passed away peacefully at hi. € surrounded by family on Friday, June 8 th, 2007. He battling leukemia for almost three years. He was a Shelton resident and business owner of Olsen Furniture.. Rod was born July 16 th, 1938 in Shelton, Washington. His pa were Ole and Alma Olsen also of Shelton. He graduated Irene S. Reed High School in 1956. He then went on to the University of Washington, majoring in Business and in Psychology, graduating in 1960. After college he went serve two years in the US Army serving at Arlington Cemetery in Virginia. He completed his service as a Captain in Reserves. After his service in the Army he came back to Shelton to for his dad at Olsen Furniture and took over manac daily operations at the early age of 26 years. He Runnings, of Seattle, in the summer of '69. They raised five ch together in their Spencer Lake home also known as Camp 0 He retired just this last month. Olsen Furniture was establi in 1936 by Rod's father Ole Olsen and has grown in its 72 years and remains an integral part of the community. Rod loved working at Olsen Furniture and the community with quality furniture at an affordable stellar customer service. It has remained a family business now being managed by his daughter Sandy Lundgren Rod Olsen Jr. His other love was cars and he has been an avid collector ,a car enthusiast he was a charter member of the Porsche America and was a founding and charter member of Car Club at the University of Washington. He has been a of the Yesteryear Car Club for over 35 years. His car col ranged greatly from the 1920's to the present. In the last few years, Rod has especially enjoyed his role as to all of his grandchildren. He could never get enough them and was always looking forward to their next patient and loving he managed to not get five of them being under the age of four years. He time with his oldest grandson Blake. They traveled to P swap meets and the ocean on a regular basis. Blake with his Papa and helped care for him regularly. He will be immensely; especially by his grandchildren that did enough time to know what a wonderful man he was. He is survived by his wife, Carolyn of nearly 40 and his five children and six grandchildren. Karin and partner Andrea Seabert-Olsen and their son, Jack (15 months). Sandy Lundgren and her husband Dennis and their son Blake Olsen Lundgren (9 years). Kristen Ya! her husband James Yagle and their three sons, Leo (4 yrs), and Carter (2!/2 years). William Rodney Olsen Jr. and his Olsen. Robert Olsen and his wife Jody Olsen and their Mallory (20 months). Also surviving is his sister, Linda her son James Pharris. A viewing at McComb Funeral Home will be on 14 th from 8am-5pm. A memorial service will be held on June 15th at The Pavilion at Sentry Park at 11am. are by McComb Funeral Home in Shelton. In lieu of flowers please send memorial donations in to Seattle Cancer Care Alliance dedicated to research Please mail your check to: Seattle Cancer Care Research, P.O. Box 19023, Seattle, WA 98109-1023. Or make a credit card donation by calling 206-667-6121. -- Paid Obituary Notice --