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YAKIMA - Steve Addicoat was born in Seattle WA on December 9,1942. Steve passed away December 7th at Yakima's Memorial Hospital. After graduating from Lake Sammamish High School, Steve joined the Air Force. He married Diane Singletary and they had two children, son Greg and daughter Kristin. After Steve's service he worked for Boeing and then went into the Dry Cleaning business. He owned Bon Ton Cleaners in Ballard for many years. During this time he met his second wife, Barbara Moreno Addicoat. Together they moved to the Yakima area and raised their two grandsons Matthew and Joseph Moreno Addicoat as their own. Barbara was his life and strength and joy and now they are in heaven happy again. Steve will be greatly missed by all. Steve loved football and Elvis Presley. His parents Lloyd and Jean Addicoat, and his wife preceded him in death. He has two surviving sisters Debbie and Suzie.
YAKIMA - Steve Addicoat was born in Seattle WA on December 9,1942. Steve passed away December 7th at Yakima's Memorial Hospital. After graduating from Lake Sammamish High School, Steve joined the Air Force. He married Diane Singletary and they had two children, son Greg and daughter Kristin. After Steve's service he worked for Boeing and then went into the Dry Cleaning business. He owned Bon Ton Cleaners in Ballard for many years. During this time he met his second wife, Barbara Moreno Addicoat. Together they moved to the Yakima area and raised their two grandsons Matthew and Joseph Moreno Addicoat as their own. Barbara was his life and strength and joy and now they are in heaven happy again. Steve will be greatly missed by all. Steve loved football and Elvis Presley. His parents Lloyd and Jean Addicoat, and his wife preceded him in death. He has two surviving sisters Debbie and Suzie.
Keith & Keith Funeral Home
YAKIMA - Steve Addicoat was born in Seattle WA on December 9,1942. Steve passed away December 7th at Yakima's Memorial Hospital. After graduating from Lake Sammamish High School, Steve joined the Air Force. He married Diane Singletary and they had two children, son Greg and daughter Kristin. After Steve's service he worked for Boeing and then went into the Dry Cleaning business. He owned Bon Ton Cleaners in Ballard for many years. During this time he met his second wife, Barbara Moreno Addicoat. Together they moved to the Yakima area and raised their two grandsons Matthew and Joseph Moreno Addicoat as their own. Barbara was his life and strength and joy and now they are in heaven happy again. Steve will be greatly missed by all. Steve loved football and Elvis Presley. His parents Lloyd and Jean Addicoat, and his wife preceded him in death. He has two surviving sisters Debbie and Suzie.
YAKIMA - Steve Addicoat was born in Seattle WA on December 9,1942. Steve passed away December 7th at Yakima's Memorial Hospital. After graduating from Lake Sammamish High School, Steve joined the Air Force. He married Diane Singletary and they had two children, son Greg and daughter Kristin. After Steve's service he worked for Boeing and then went into the Dry Cleaning business. He owned Bon Ton Cleaners in Ballard for many years. During this time he met his second wife, Barbara Moreno Addicoat. Together they moved to the Yakima area and raised their two grandsons Matthew and Joseph Moreno Addicoat as their own. Barbara was his life and strength and joy and now they are in heaven happy again. Steve will be greatly missed by all. Steve loved football and Elvis Presley. His parents Lloyd and Jean Addicoat, and his wife preceded him in death. He has two surviving sisters Debbie and Suzie.
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