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Francisco Antonio Espinoza
12/5/1917 - 6/14/2004
Francisco Antonio Espinoza, age 86 of
Bellingham, born in
Conejos, Colorado on December 5, 1917
to Francisco Antonio and Rosabel
(Lobato) Espinoza. During World War II
Frank served in the US Army and helped
build the Yukon Highway. Francisco
Cemetery in
Shoreline, Washington at 2:30 PM.
Leona Geraldine Marsh
7/5/1929 - 5/11/2004
Leona Marsh, age 74 of Bellingham,
born July 5, 1929 in Winnipeg,
Manitoba, Canada to Leo and Lady
(Skorish) Wiles.
After leaving Winnipeg at the age of
eleven, Lee grew up in West Vancouver
B.C. with her parents and sister
Norma. Here, they enjoyed spending
time swimming on Thunder Avenue Pier.
Lee death by her
father Leo Wiles in 1980, mother Lady
Wiles in 1986, brother-in-law Robert
Sissons in 1993, and grandson Griffin
Carlson in 1998.
Lee is survived by her husband Al
Marsh; her sister Norma Sissons of
Parksville, B.C.; daughter Carla(Frank)
Carlson of Cameron Park, California;
daughter Janis Maracic of Seattle;
daughter Cindy (Brian) Belka of
Redmond; son Jim (Diane) Marsh of
Bellingham; niece Vicki (Patrick)
Simpson of Parksville; nephew Doug
(Debbie) Sissons of North Vancouver;
ten grandchildren Brett, David, Lance,
Blake, Derek, Grant, Hailey, Zack,
Olivia, and James; and 3 great nephews
Trevor, Adam, and Colton; and great
niece Danielle.
Memorials may be made to the
Leukemia/Lymphoma Society. Send check
to:
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Office of Donor Services
1311 Mamaroneck Ave.
White Plains, NY 10605
Private family services will be held.
A Celebration of Life, welcome
to all family and friends, will be
held at Westford’s Broadway Hall, 1300
Broadway on Thursday, May 13th at 1:00
P.M.
“Ta Da”
Jordyce Dorthea Hagen
3/12/1919 - 5/16/2004
Jordy Hagen, age 85 of Bellingham
born March 12,
1919 to Mayer and Anna Hagen. Jordy
served in US Army during WWII as part
of the Women’s Air Corps. She was an
LPN and worked at the Veterans
Hospital in Long Beach for many years.
She is survived by her brother John
Hagen of Bellingham, sister Dagney
Kienholz of Indiana, nieces Susan
Leonard of California and Penny Kotte
of Montana, nephew Dan Hagen of
Bellingham and numerous other nieces
and nephews. A Memorial Gathering will
be held at Merrill Gardens on Wed. May
19 at 10:30 AM.
Harold Vernal Walton
6/17/1914 - 5/12/2004
Harold V. Walton, age 89 of Bellingham
born June 17, 1914 in Raymond,
WA to Ada and Harry Walton. Harold’s
family moved from Raymond to Bellingham
during his high school years. He
graduated from B.H.S. and launched his
industrious working career. Walton
Fruit Co. was formed in 1931 and later
changed to the present Walton Bev. Co.
in 1937 when he was awarded the Pepsi
and 7up franchise.
Harold passed away on Thursday,
May 13, 2004 at St. Joseph Hospital.
She was married Robert V.
Tate on August 12, 1961 and relocated
to Hemet, California in 1966.
While in Hemet, Kay was very
instrumental in assisting Dr. R.V.
Tate, M.D. build a successful family
practice. She was active in local
community service organizations,
particularly the Hemacinto Assistance
League, as well as being a valued
member of the Exchange Club with her
husband.
In 1997, Kay and Vic retired to
Bellingham, Washington to enjoy the
beauty of the Northwest and spend some
quality time with each other. Kay
loved to travel with her husband
through the United Stated and Canada in
their motorhome and her favorite
pastimes were doing crossword puzzles
and shopping for her family.
She is survived by her husband of 43
years, Robert V. Tate of Bellingham,
Washington; daughters Vickie Lynn Clark
and husband Jim of El Paso, Texas and
Valerie Sue Tate of Houston, Texas;
grandchildren Alexis Morgan Clark and
Mitchell Thomas Clark; and brother
Larrie Hysell of Midwestcity, Oklahoma.
Memorials may be made to the Hemacinto
Assistance League.
A Memorial Service will be held at
Westford Funeral Home at 11:00 a.m. on
Saturday, May 15th in Bellingham,
Washington.
Grace Elizabeth Fullner
11/22/1911 - 4/20/2004
On November 22nd, 1911, a little girl
was passed away on April 20th,
2004.
She was preceded in death by her
husband William “Dutch” Fullner; her
parents; son Jules Henderson; sister
Celeste DeVisscher; and brothers Gene &
Robert DeVisscher.
She is survived by her brother George
DeVisscher (Billie, Companion) of
Bellingham; sister Julia Caldwell of
Santa Rosa, CA; children Alma Pollard
(Jerry) of Lynden; Lila Lafferty
(David) of Pensacola, FL; Ann Henderson-
Hays (James) of Deming; Bob Henderson
(Kathy) of Deming, Glenda Keehn (David)
of Apache Junction, AZ; eighteen
grandchildren, thirty-five great-
grandchildren, and five great-great
grandchildren.
A seventy-year resident of Whatcom
County, Grace was a member of the
Catholic Daughters, an assistant
catechism teacher, and a life-long
member of Assumption Catholic Church.
She was a very loving mother and
grandmother, artist, avid gardener, and
a lover of animals and children. She
will be deeply missed and forever
remembered. Memorials may be made to
the Alzheimer’s Society of Washington.
Visitation will be held at Westford
Funeral Home Thursday Apr 22 from 10 AM
to 5 PM. Vigil Services will be held at
Westford Funeral Home on Thursday at 7
PM. Mass of Christian Burial will be
held at Assumption Catholic Church on
Friday April 23 at 10:30 AM.
