On September 19th, 1964,Raymond Glenn Shook entered this world in Riverside, CA as the first born son of Edwin G. Shook and Patricia M. (Gibbons) Shook. He grew up in Corona, CA before moving with his family to Price, UT in 1971. He graduated from Carbon High School in 1983. During his life span he lived in CA, UT, WY and Vienna, Austria before settling in Sequim, WA. In 2002 he lost his right leg during a life altering work accident that almost took his life....

  Warren Sumner Mills III aka: Mike, Millzy, SP, The Daddy, Pops, Captain Greyskull has joined the infinite party in the stars.    To fully honor and put into words what an amazing man, husband, father grandfather and friend would take lifetimes to tell.    Mike truly lived and loved from the core of his being. His dedication to his family and friends ran deeper than the ocean. There was not anything he would not do to care for us.    In...

          Barbara Jean Webster of Poulsbo died peacefully on January 7, 2021. She was 83.   Barbara was born in Port Orchard, Washington to Charles and Violet Swan on March 19, 1937.  She graduated from North Kitsap High School in 1955. She married Kenneth Webster in March, 1957.  Barbara worked at McGavins Bakery for 13 years, followed by 10 years as a Supply Supervisor at PSNS. She was very involved with 4-H, and served as the Kitsap County...

Winifred Mayes Winifred Mayes, an elite cellist, teacher, and orchestral pioneer who inspired several generations of young cellists, died on Tuesday, December 15, 2020 in Sequim, Washington.  She was 101. The cause of her death, at home, was congestive heart failure, although she battled myasthenia gravis for many years.  Through all of her health issues, Wini consistently maintained a cheerful spirit, always engaging her many friends and acquaintances. A native of Yakima,...

Catherine Marie Muller (77) passed away December 4, 2020 peacefully asleep in her Sequim home of more than 30 years. She was born on January 5, 1943 to the late Edward and Ann Muller in Philadelphia PA, and is survived by her brother James Muller of Bellevue, and her two children John Hagedorn of Needles CA and Karin (Rob) Mattson of Tacoma WA. She has two grandchildren Nicole and Connor Mattson, and their significant others Ryan Carlson and Touyen Lam. She didn’t live in...

James Norman McCullough, 1951 - 2020, Jim to family and friends, 69. Resided in the Agnew area of Port Angeles at time of death. Passed away on Thursday, December 3rd, 2020. He died in his bed at home looking out over Hurricane Ridge of the Olympic Mountains in Hospice Care after a long battle with Pancreatic Cancer.   Born at St. Joseph’s Hospital, Bellingham and grew up outside of Everson, WA.  Jim attended Deming Grade School and Mount Baker High...

Patricia passed peacefully in her home in Port Angeles on October 30, 2020 at the age of 88 due to natural causes. She  was born in Yakima, Washington.  She later moved with her family to Fairbanks, Alaska. Patricia was very proud of her Alaskan family and heritage.  She spoke often of growing up in Fairbanks and her love of ice skating. At the age of 16 she met  and married  John Bolewicki who was serving in the U.S. Army in Fairbanks.  They moved to...

James R. Stevenson, 64, of Forks, Washington, died October 23, 2020, at Olympic Memorial Hospital in Port Angeles, Washington. He was born June 21, 1956, in Detroit, Michigan, the son of late James B. Stevenson and Shirley M. Stevenson (née Wachter). In 1973 James joined the United States Marine Corps (USMC) where he served as a Corporal until 1977. While in the Marine Corps, he served in the armory division which later influenced him to attend gunsmith school in Colorado. After...

Audrey “Darlene” Cleveland, 78, of Sequim, formerly of Enumclaw, Washington and Hanford and Clovis, California, died peacefully in her sleep on October 9th, 2020 at her home surrounded by her loving husband, Robert “Bob” Cleveland and her children. She was born to the late Melvin and Audrey Wilson on September 5th, 1942. Later, she attended Hanford Union High School. She worked for decades as an optician before her retirement and despite her hectic schedule,...

Paul Maximilian “Max” Lindert, 53, beloved husband of Kristine “Kris” Lindert (Zangerle) for 27 years and father of two boys, Alex and Kyle, passed away on September 18, 2020, at home on his farm in Port Townsend, Washington. Max was born in Pewaukee, Wisconsin on March 15, 1967, to his loving parents, the late Kurt and Jacqueline “Jackie” Lindert. In addition to his wife and sons, he is survived by his elder siblings, sister Laurie Quinn and brother...