Deceased Name: Lucille Fay ANDRESEN
Left this world on the morning of August 16 after an extended illness. She was born in Kennewick, Wash. and spent most of her life in Seattle. She is survived by her husband of 47 years, Malcolm; her daughter, Barbara and sons, Larry and Donald, all whom will miss her loving laughter and good cheer. In addition, some ten grandchildren and six great grandchildren will miss the counseling and caring of ''Grandma Goldbar.'' The family suggests any remembrances be sent to the Oncology Department of Evergreen Hospital, where she received such empathetic care. There will be no formal services.
Left this world on the morning of August 16 after an extended illness. She was born in Kennewick, Wash. and spent most of her life in Seattle. She is survived by her husband of 47 years, Malcolm; her daughter, Barbara and sons, Larry and Donald, all whom will miss her loving laughter and good cheer. In addition, some ten grandchildren and six great grandchildren will miss the counseling and caring of ''Grandma Goldbar.'' The family suggests any remembrances be sent to the Oncology Department of Evergreen Hospital, where she received such empathetic care. There will be no formal services.
Deceased Name: Lucille Fay ANDRESEN
Left this world on the morning of August 16 after an extended illness. She was born in Kennewick, Wash. and spent most of her life in Seattle. She is survived by her husband of 47 years, Malcolm; her daughter, Barbara and sons, Larry and Donald, all whom will miss her loving laughter and good cheer. In addition, some ten grandchildren and six great grandchildren will miss the counseling and caring of ''Grandma Goldbar.'' The family suggests any remembrances be sent to the Oncology Department of Evergreen Hospital, where she received such empathetic care. There will be no formal services.
Left this world on the morning of August 16 after an extended illness. She was born in Kennewick, Wash. and spent most of her life in Seattle. She is survived by her husband of 47 years, Malcolm; her daughter, Barbara and sons, Larry and Donald, all whom will miss her loving laughter and good cheer. In addition, some ten grandchildren and six great grandchildren will miss the counseling and caring of ''Grandma Goldbar.'' The family suggests any remembrances be sent to the Oncology Department of Evergreen Hospital, where she received such empathetic care. There will be no formal services.
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