DEATHS.(News)

From: Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA) | Date: August 18, 2000 | Copyright information

BANGSUND: Norman A., 88, of Shoreline,

Aug. 9.

BERGMAN: Sally A., 63, of Kenmore, Aug. 8.

BOLDUC: Gregory J., 48, of Seattle, Aug. 9.

BRADLEY: Edward L., 88, of Seattle, Aug. 4.

BRISTOW: Clifford A., 80, of Maple Valley,

Aug. 11.

CADWELL: Mildred B., 92, of Seattle, Aug. 9.

CADY: Cleo M., 96, of Vancouver, Wash.,

Aug. 14.

CLARINGBOULD: John F., 86, of Seattle,

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