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06/03/2026

Joyce E. Barry

Joyce E. Barry our beloved mom and grandma died peacefully on May 29th, 2026, with her family by her side. Despite experiencing a stroke several years earlier, her infectious love for life, adventurous spirit, and fiercely independent personality stayed with her to the end. Joyce was born December 15th, 1937, in Kirkland, WA as the first of three children to Robert and Catherine Barry of Carnation, WA. Joyce loved growing up on the family farms in Duvall and Carnation, and fondly recalled many memories of milking cows, riding horses, and ice skating on the family lake. After graduating from Holy Names Academy in Seattle, she completed her studies with a degree in Spanish from Marylhurst College in Oregon. Joyce worked as a corrections officer at the King County Jail for over 25 years, retiring in 1997 to spend more time with her grandchildren, travel the world, and live life to the fullest. A longtime resident of Mountlake Terrace, she served 8 years on the city council and was active in various civic and church clubs locally. She had many passions in life, but nothing was more important to her than family and her Catholic faith. Her boisterous laugh, love of music, and larger-than-life personality will be remembered fondly by her family, her many friends, and all who knew her. Joyce is survived by her son Michael Ramsey (Brenda), grandchildren Julie (Wyatt) and Kevin, her daughter Elizabeth Barry, grandson Michael, her brother Robert, and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents and sister, Roberta. A requiem mass in the traditional Latin rite will be celebrated at North American Martyrs Catholic Church 9924 232nd St SW Edmonds, WA, 90820 on Monday June 15th, 2026, at 11am. Immediately following the mass, interment will be at Holyrood Cemetery with a reception at North American Martyrs from 1:30-3pm. Remembrances can be made in Joyce’s name to North American Martyrs Parish at the address above.

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06/01/2026

Bernard John Goldman

Bernard John Goldman passed away unexpectedly on February 6, 2026 in Seattle, Washington, at the age of 82.

Bernie was born on February 18, 1943 in Odanah, Ashland County, Wisconsin on the Bad River Indian Reservation, to Bernice Barbano and Joseph M. Goldman. His Aunts and Uncles helped his single mom raise him. He was a proud member of the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community of the Lake Superior Band of Chippewa Indians.

Bernie graduated in 1961 from DePadua High School. His classmates knew him as John and gave him the nickname “Bear.” He enjoyed playing football and was in other activities including choir. Shortly after graduation, he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. Bernie was honorably discharged after three years of dedicated service - a service he spoke of with lifelong pride.

Following his military service, Bernie moved to Chicago, where he met Donna Hendricks. They married in 1966 and welcomed their daughter, Michelle, two years later. In 1970 Bernie moved his family to Missoula, Montana so he could connect with his father and pursue higher education at The University of Montana. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Accounting in 1974 and went on to receive his Juris Doctorate in 1977 from the UM Law School. Bernie practiced law alongside his father in their successful firm, Goldman and Goldman. His marriage to Donna ended in 1984. During the 1980s, Bernie had several brief relationships. One relationship led to the birth of his son, Devlin Murray, in 1986.

A series of events in 1987 brought significant change to Bernie’s life (if you know you know). He began a new chapter in the Seattle area in 1990, establishing a delivery business. He reconnected with Linda Wikstrom in 1995 and she joined him in Seattle and was with him until the end. Bernie had many friends, an active social life, and countless adventures with Linda including international travel.

Bernie was an avid football fan throughout his life. He especially loved cheering for the Green Bay Packers, Seattle Seahawks, and Montana Grizzlies.

Bernie is survived by his partner of the last 30 years, Linda Wikstrom, and her children Jennifer (Tushar) Devidayal and William (Birgit) Wikstrom IV; his ex-wife Donna Hendricks with whom he remained friends; daughter Michelle Avery; son Devlin (Brooke) Murray; grandchildren Patricia (Daniel) Johnsen, Nicole Johnsen, Vada Murray, Evan Murray, Sanjeet Devidayal, Katelyn Devidayal, Lisa Wikstrom and Anika Wikstrom; brother Joe Goldman; half-brother David (Nancy) Lindmeir; and many nieces and nephews.

Bernie is preceded in death by his parents; half-brothers Paul Goldman and Barry Goldman; and son-in-law Mark Avery.

A small graveside service with military honors will be held on June 17, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. at the Missoula City Cemetery.

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05/28/2026

Frances Catherine Lembo

Frances C. (Mola) Lembo Born March 18, 1933, in Easton, WA; died May 23, 2026, in Seattle, WA. Survived by children Catherine Lembo, Mary Frances Lembo (John Tindall) and John Lembo (June); grandchildren Corey, Preston, Keith, Carter and Lorenzo, and a large extended Italian family. Preceded in death by J. Richard (Dick) Lembo, her loving husband of 58 years, her parents Michele (Mike) Mola and Esther (Cresto) Mola, and her brothers Johnny and Tony Mola. Frances was a graduate of Bothell High School in Bothell, WA. She moved to Seattle shortly after graduation and started her career as a secretary for Columbia Pictures. She was strongly committed to the Catholic church and to Catholic schools, and became a school secretary, first at Christ the King Catholic School and then at Blessed Sacrament Catholic School. After 12 years of secretarial work, she became an administrative assistant to two Archbishops of Seattle for over 20 years, retiring from this position at the age of 77.

Known for her cooking and hospitality, everyone was welcome at her table--she just added another handful of pasta to make sure no one went hungry.

Remembrances may be made to Christ the King Catholic Church or Catholic Community Services.

Viewing will be on Wednesday, June 10, at 5:00pm followed by the recitation of the Rosary at 6:30pm at:

Beck’s Tribute Center

405 5th Ave S, Edmonds, WA 98020

The Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Thursday, June 11th, at 11:00am at:

Christ the King Catholic Church 401 N 117th St, Seattle, WA 98133

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05/26/2026

Patti Cline

Patti Cline (née Baird), age 64, passed away peacefully after a yearlong courageous battle against cancer on May 23, 2026, in Kirkland, Washington. Born on May 5, 1962, in Los Angeles County, California, Patti lived a life filled with love, adventure, and remarkable achievements.Patti graduated from Woodway High School in Edmonds, Washington, in 1980. During her high school years, she excelled as a standout soccer player. Her talent and dedication to the sport led her to play at the highest level of women's soccer on the West Coast after graduation. Patti competed alongside and against some of the best players in the country, including U.S. Women's Olympic Team captain Michelle Akers. She was invited to train at the Olympic Training Center and came heartbreakingly close to being selected for the inaugural U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team in 1985—a testament to her extraordinary skill and determination.After high school, Patti began her career at Todd Shipyards before spending nine years working as a maintenance worker for Snohomish County. In more recent years, she found fulfillment washing and cleaning windows in newly constructed homes before their owners moved in. Her strong work ethic and attention to detail were evident throughout her professional life.Beyond her career and athletic accomplishments, Patti cherished time spent outdoors. She loved fishing, hiking, and especially camping weekends with her extended family—moments that brought joy and connection with her siblings. Patti was also an avid bowler who enjoyed competing in the Friday night league at Strawberry Lanes in Marysville.Patti’s warmth extended into every aspect of her life. She was a loving mother, wife, sister, grandmother, aunt and friend whose sense of humor was infectious. She found great joy in babysitting her great-niece and nephews and treasured time spent with family.Patti is survived by her devoted husband Scott; her daughter Emily Cline; granddaughter Winnie Springer; son-in-law Tyler Springer; as well as four sisters and three brothers who will deeply miss her presence. She was predeceased by her beloved son James Cline and her parents Pat and Howard Baird.May Patti Cline’s memory bring comfort to all who knew and loved her. Her legacy of love, laughter, and resilience will forever remain in the hearts of those she touched. A Celebration of Life will be held on June 13th, at a family members residence, 2pm at 7311 171st Ave SE, Snohomish Wa. 98290.

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05/26/2026

Jeffrey Alen Mattox

Jeffrey Alen Mattox passed away on May 14, 2026, at age 36 in Everett, WA. He was born on May 25, 1989, to Deborah (Lockman) Mattox and Bruce L. Mattox in Anchorage, AK. Jeffrey and his family moved to Lynnwood, WA, in 1994, where he attended Spruce and Lynnwood Elementary schools, followed by Meadowdale Middle and Meadowdale High Schools.He worked at Ivars, Wendy’s, and Bobs Burgers, where he was known for his diligence and reliability. He had a strong passion for automotive work, teaching himself to repair and maintain his 01 CLK Mercedes convertible and various other cars. He also cherished the five years of constant companionship he shared with his loyal Doberman Pinscher, Leo.Jeffrey is survived by his mother, Deborah Lockman; his grandmother, Linda Lockman; sisters, Brittany Mattox and Rachael Lockman; niece, Scarlett Wolfe; aunt, Charlene Lockman; and uncle, Mel McGhee. He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Charles Lockman. His warmth, generosity, and quick wit will be greatly missed by all who knew him.A visitation will be held at Becks Tribute Center in Edmonds starting at 11:00 AM, followed by a graveside service at 2:00 PM on Thursday, May 28, 2026.

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05/12/2026

Marilyn Emily Dilley

Marilyn Emily Dilley, died peacefully in her sleep on Saturday, May 2, 2026 at Garden of Eden Adult Family Home in Lynnwood. She was born in Seattle, Washington on October 9, 1926 to Ernest and Martha Eneberg. Marilyn grew up in the Green Lake area, attending Daniel Bagley Elementary and graduating from Lincoln High School in 1944. Growing up, Marilyn enjoyed swimming at Green Lake during the summer, and movies at the Arabian Theater with her friends on Saturday afternoons. Her parents, Ernest and Martha owned the University Bakery on University Way in Seattle where Marilyn worked during her high school years. She married her high school sweetheart and the love of her life, Bill Dilley, in 1944 when Bill, who was in the United States Navy during WWII, came home on leave. After the war, Bill and Marilyn eventually made their home in Shoreline, Washington, becoming the proud parents of Julie and Dana. Besides being with her family, Marilyn enjoyed trips to Hawaii, Tahoe, and Sun River with family and friends. She loved gardening, and had many hobbies including rug hooking and crocheting. Marilyn and Bill were married for 72 years. Marilyn is survived by her daughter Julie (Mark) Pinard; grandchildren Tatum Dilley, Christopher Pinard, April (Eric) Denley, Timothy (Candice) Pinard, Jordan Ross, and Cody Dilley; great-grandchildren Milo and John Denley, Abigail and Lillian Pinard, and Odin Dilley. Marilyn was preceded in death by her parents, Ernest and Martha, her husband Bill, and son Dana William Dilley. Marilyn’s funeral service will be Thursday, May 14, 2026, at 11:00am at St. Mark Catholic Church, 18033 15 Pl. NE, Shoreline, WA 98155. The rosary will be prayed before the funeral at 10:30am. A reception will follow the Mass. Memorials may be made in Marilyn’s name to her two favorite charities: Seattle Children’s’ Hospital, or Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Town.

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05/09/2026

Joseph Ridge

Joseph Patrick Ridge, 90, of Bothell, WA, passed away May 3, 2026. He was born January 29, 1936 on the family farm in Red Lake Falls, MN. Joe was the only son of Josephine Linnertz and Patrick Ridge. He had four sisters, Ann, Ag, Rose, and Mary Jo. Eventually, the Ridge family moved and settled in Anaconda, MT.

In Anaconda, Joe attended school and at age fourteen worked for a local store delivering groceries. When Joe turned eighteen, he began a career on the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway on the section gang, and later became a switchman.

While at a dance in Butte, MT, Joe met Dolores Morris, the love of his life and best friend. They married in February 1955 and started their family in Anaconda. They had three children: Joe, John and Colleen. In 1964 Joe and Dolores moved their family to Seattle, WA in the Shoreline area in pursuit of better opportunities.

Shortly after the move to Seattle, Joe successfully pursued computer programing training, while working full time at night on the Burlington Northern Railroad. He never used his computer programming training believing he was not suited for an office job. Joe had several other jobs but was hired as a warehouseman for the Port of Seattle. He was promoted to foreman and managed several of the Port’s largest warehouses. He remained at the Port of Seattle for many years enjoying a long and successful career until his retirement.

Joe and Dolores loved their family and enjoyed happy years in Shoreline, where their children grew and eventually got married and had their own children.

It was during their retirement years that Joe and Dolores were able to immerse themselves in being grandparents. It was a role they both embraced with great joy and dedication. They never wavered on attending athletic games, graduations, weddings, and other important milestones, even traveling frequently to grandchildren on the east coast. Their strong family values were at the core of all of what they did. Their grandchildren were able to develop strong and lifelong relationships with both.

After Dolores passed away, Joe continued to nurture those relationships still attending basketball games, graduations and weddings and traveling to the East Coast frequently.

Joe was able to get to know, and at least, meet all four of his great-grandchildren as well.

Joe had a big heart, strong faith and convictions, and great sense of community. He stayed active in parish life and with St. Vincent de Paul as a volunteer.

Joe is survived by his sons, Joe (Julia), John (Leslie) and daughter Colleen (Collin), eight grandchildren, Erinn (Will), Sean, Ashely (Jack), Nathan (Maura), Robert (Danielle), Kyle (Liz), Andrew (Taylor) and Mollie (Kelly). He is also survived by four great grandchildren, Reuben, Norah, Clare and Finn.

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05/06/2026

Dale Edwin Hoggins

Dale Edwin Hoggins was born on April 25, 1932 in White Swan, Washington and died April 22, 2026 in Richmond Beach, Washington, having been an Edmonds, Washington resident for most of his life.

Dale grew up in Eastern and Western Washington, graduating from Edmonds High School in 1950, where he was a member of the undefeated championship football team of 1949. He received his B.A. Degree from Western Washington College and his Masters in Education from the University of Washington and worked on a team research project for WSU to observe the effects of class size on learning. Dale was married to Donna Lee Allen Hoggins for almost 71 years, until her death in 2022. They had three children. Dale was long active in civic, professional and community organizations, as well as youth activities, including coaching for the Mid-City Athletic Association, Babe Ruth and Little League. He was a past member of the Washington Education Association Board of Directors and received special awards from that organization and Good Neighbors for outstanding service. He served on the Evergreen State Fair Board of Directors, was a part-time lobbyist for the Edmonds School District, and received the Golden Acorn Award twice for educational leadership. After retiring as a principal, he worked for the Edmonds District Stadium, eventually becoming the longest working employee for the Edmonds School District at that time. He was recognized as Citizen of the Year by the Edmonds City Council in 2004, as well as by the Sno-King Kiwanis Club of Edmonds and the Edmonds Senior Kiwanis Club. He was inducted into the Edmonds-Woodway Hall of Fame in 2018, for his service as a community contributor. Dale worked as an educator/principal in the Edmonds School District for 30 years, served as chairman of the Edmonds Memorial Cemetery Board, was a member of Edmonds United Methodist Church, Edmonds Friends of the Library, Edmonds South County Historical Society, Alderwood Manor Heritage Association and past president of Lynnwood Rotary; and served in the State House of Representatives from 1967-1975. Dale is survived by his two daughters, Vicki Hoggins and Kerry Hoggins Dollins (Scott Younggren), grandchildren, Shannon Conrad, Hillary Massae Wagner (Erik), and Whitney Massae, great-grandchildren, Mercedes Taylor, Anthony Taylor, Andrew (AJ) Taylor, Ayla Wagner and Emory Wagner, and several nieces and nephews; his parents, siblings, wife, Donna and son, Bob, having predeceased him. Dale will be remembered for his principles, as well as his honesty, humor and storytelling. He will be missed. A Celebration of Life will be held June 12, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. at the Edmonds United Methodist Church, 828 Caspers Street, Edmonds, Washington 98020. In lieu of flowers gifts may be made to the Edmonds Food Bank, the Edmonds United Methodist Church, Babe Ruth or Little League Baseball or a charity of your choice.

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05/05/2026

Carlie Lee Schultz

Carlie Lee Schultz, 91, passed away on April 22, 2026, on his mother Caroline’s heavenly birthday with his loving children, Kevin and Kim, by his side.

Carlie was born on November 18, 1934, in Fargo, North Dakota, to Caroline (Zick) Schultz and Carl Schultz. He married Joann Marie (Johnson) Schultz on June 22, 1958, in Embden, North Dakota, where the two first met as young children. Together, they built a life centered on faith, love, family, and service, sharing 63 years of marriage.

Carlie served in the U.S. Army from 1958 to 1960 and was stationed at Fort Ord and in Fairbanks while Joann completed her dietetics internship in Seattle. In 1960, Carlie began his career with Boeing. He took great pride in his work and achieved an extraordinary 30-year perfect attendance record, never missing a day due to illness.

In 1994, Carlie took early retirement at the age of 59, though he never truly stopped working. He remained constantly busy helping family and friends and looked forward each year to returning to North Dakota to assist on the family farm. He continued this tradition for 20 years, always treasuring time spent with his North Dakota family.

Above all, Carlie loved his family—especially his role as a grandfather to James Thomas, Jaimeson Elizabeth, David Andrew, Eric Lee, and Garret Joseph. He was immensely proud of their accomplishments and rarely missed a sporting event, no matter the cold Pacific Northwest weather. He and Joann also faithfully attended their grandchildren’s music performances throughout the years.

Carlie enjoyed many hobbies, including gardening, boating, fishing, camping, and working on cars. There was little he couldn’t fix or build himself. He approached every project with patience and persistence and generously shared his knowledge with his children and grandchildren.

Carlie and Joann were known for their kindness, reliability, and willingness to help others. They were often the first to arrive when someone needed support. Carlie was deeply devoted to his family and was a loving and dedicated caregiver to Joann until her passing in October 2021.

Carlie is lovingly survived by his son, Kevin (Patty); daughter, Kim (Joe); grandchildren, James Thomas, Jaimeson Elizabeth, David Andrew, Eric Lee, and Garret Joseph; sister-in-law, Eileen; brothers, Stan (Bev), Bob (Deb), and Dan; sister-in-law, Suzon (Roger) Ellenson; and many cousins, nieces, nephews, great-nieces, and great-nephews.

He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Joann; his parents, Carl and Caroline Schultz; his sister-in-law, Bonnie; his brother-in-law, Warren; his nephew, Brady Schultz; and his brother, Lyle.

Carlie is laid to rest with Joann at Holyrood Cemetery in Shoreline, Washington. Reunited with his beloved Joann, Carlie now rests in God’s eternal care. His steady love, quiet strength, and faithful heart will live on in the family he cherished so deeply.

Whether with a simple “ho hum” or his familiar “a guy could…” as he set out to fix just about anything, Carlie’s gentle humor and can-do spirit will be fondly remembered by all who knew and loved him.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly suggests donations to a charity of your choice in Carlie’s memory.

“Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of the Lord forever.”— Psalm 23:6

Family and friends are invited to a celebration of Carlie’s life on Friday May 29, 2026, from 3:00-6:00 p.m. at the Nile Shrine Country Club, 6601 244th Street S.W. Mountlake Terrace, WA

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05/01/2026

Barbara Johnson

At the age of 105, Barbara Clara Johnson passed away peacefully in her home in Lake Forest Park, Washington, on Tuesday, April 21, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of faith, courage and joy. Those who met Barbara will always remember her radiant smile and gracious spirit—qualities that were present even in her final days. She effortlessly made lasting connections and brought much joy to others. Barbara taught us how to live, how to die and to do both with trust in God.

Barbara was born on September 3, 1920, in Montevideo, Minnesota, to Paul and Marcella Gehrig who instilled in all six of their children a devotion to God and a love of family. Music also was a focus, as the whole family often gathered in their music room to play instruments and sing. A gifted and life-long musician, Barbara played piano by ear, taught herself many instruments (piano, organ, ukelele, guitar, drums, castanets, etc.) and sang whenever she could, easily harmonizing with those who joined her. From early on, Barb and her brothers enjoyed competing in sports, and it was while she was playing baseball at Minneapolis’ Washburn High that Owen Johnson (her prom date and future husband) knew she was “The One.” Through her life, this enduring love of sports and games carried over into other interests, such as cardplaying, crossword puzzles, and rooting for her beloved Mariners and Seahawks.

During her Minnesota years, Barbara earned her Registered Nursing degree and worked as an industrial nurse in a foundry. Afterward, she pioneered as a flight attendant with Northwest Airlines, at a time when nursing degrees were required and propeller-driven planes were flown. Barbara’s warmth and engaging smile were featured in the airline’s publicity photos, and she was selected as an attendant on Northwest’s first transcontinental flight from Seattle to New York City. When Owen returned from the war and pursued his law degree, he and Barbara reconnected their spark and married in May 1950. After starting a family, they courageously moved to Seattle where they made their home and lovingly raised their five daughters.

Barbara was a devoted wife and mother who had a knack for creating special times and fun family traditions. She always kept the cookie jar full and created a home that was warm and welcoming for all. Barbara also was called to a life of service, and she volunteered countless hours at her church and in her community. Barbara and Owen were among the founding members of Saint Mark Parish in Shoreline. Barbara was a longstanding member of the All-Saints Guild, sang in the church choir, taught catechism classes and participated in Perpetual Adoration for many years. Barbara and Owen also were long-time members of the Sheridan Beach Community Club, volunteered at a charity kitchen and hosted numerous fundraisers and social events.

When Owen passed away in 2001 (after 51 years of joyful marriage), Barbara found joy and friendship in music, first joining the Edmond’s Sound Singers and then the ukelele group. In 2008, these connections brought her to dance hula with the Kupuna group at Shoreline Senior Center, and she continued dancing hula at age 105, inspiring her dear Kupuna sisters as well as those attending the luaus. Barbara gave 100% effort to everything she did and never stopped trying new things. This love of life and learning resulted in Barbara receiving the Sound Generations Lifelong Learning award in 2016.

Barbara was preceded in death by her husband Owen and daughter Linda Waters. She is survived by: her daughters Janine Johnson, Marla Johnson, Corinne Stratton, and Julie Horgdal; Tom Stratton, Nancy Hovis, Jim Horgdal, Tim Waters; grandchildren Peter (Leah) Arrivey, Nick (Adrienne) Arrivey, Owen (Elizabeth) Stratton, Kate (Anthony) Burns, Michael Green, Matthew (Lindsey) Green, Chris Green and Tommy Stratton; Jacy (Tyler) Konrath and Graham Horgdal (and Jayden); and great-grandchildren Hannah, Samantha, Owen, Cedar, Jasper, Dean, Savannah, Vivienne, Jack and Beau.

A funeral service will be held at Saint Mark Parish in Shoreline, WA. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Saint Vincent de Paul Society at Saint Mark Parish, the Carmelite Monastery of Seattle or Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission.

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