▰ Robert Matthew Wangler Died June 27, … More Information | Robert Matthew Wangler, born November 26, 1956 entered into eternal rest June 27, 2017 in Washington. Robert was 60. |
▰ Mary Ann Wangler Died January 09, … More Information |
Mary Ann Wangler, born February 12, 1944 left earthly home and passed through the Veil to her Eternal Home January 9, 2021 in Yakima, Washington. Mary was 76.
Family members and close friends: , Mary Bueling |
▰ Jerry J Sr Wangler Died July 05, … More Information |
Jerry J Sr Wangler, 72, of Longview, Washington departed this life July 5, 2016. Obituary published: July 06, 2016 in "The Daily News" |
▰ Helen E Wangler Died May 20, … More Information | Helen E Wangler, born February 22, 1932 left her earthly home and passed through the Veil to her Eternal Home May 20, 2017 in Washington. Helen was 85. |
▰ Eugene "Ike" Wangler Died March 04, … More Information |
Eugene "Ike" Wangler, born July 9, 1933 entered the Kingdom of Heaven March 4, 2018 in Yakima, Washington. Eugene was 84.
Family members and close friends: , Stan Toney, Kathy Loveless, Ike Is Survived By His Wife Of 57 Years Patricia L. Wangler; His Three Daughters Cindy ( Russ ) Melcher, Ilene ( Bruce ) Thomson, And Chris ( Kelly ) Sullivan; His Brothers Paul Wangler And Bill Wangler; His Grandchildren Brett ( Chandra ) Gordon, Brad Gordon, Jon Thomson, Nick Thomson, Kaitlin ( Austin ) Hummel, And Kendal Sullivan; And His Great-grandson Jackson Gordon. He Is Preceded In Death By His Parents, Heron And Matilda Wangler, His Sister Helen Duffy And Brother Edward Wangler., Joel Simmonds |
▰ Victoria M Wangerin Died April 01, … More Information | Victoria M Wangerin, born October 18, 1946 passed away peacefully April 1, 2010 in Everett, Washington. Victoria was 63. |
▰ Una M (Cushman) Wangerin Died June 15, … More Information |
Una M (Cushman) Wangerin passed away peacefully June 15, 2002, at her home in Arlington, Washington. She was 94. Obituary published: June 16, 2002 in "The Herald" |
▰ Una M Wangerin Died June 10, … More Information |
Una M Wangerin, of Arlington, Washington, left herearthly home and passed through the Veil to her Eternal Home June 10, 2002. Una was 94. Obituary published: June 11, 2002 in "The Herald" |
▰ Burton "Burt" Gene Wangerin Died April 20, … More Information |
Burton "Burt" Gene Wangerin, born March 25, 1947 went to be with the Lord on April 20, 2020 in Everett, Washington. Burton was 73.
Family members and close friends: , Donald Honeycutt |
▰ Ronald L Wanger Died June 09, … More Information |
Ronald L Wanger, of Washington, entered Heaven's gates on June 9, 2020. Ronald was 69. Obituary published: June 10, 2020 in "BGReflector" |
▰ Kenneth I Wangensteen Died October 26, … More Information |
Kenneth I Wangensteen, of Seattle, Washington, entered eternal life October 26, 1995. Kenneth was 66. Obituary published: October 27, 1995 in "Seattle P-I" |
▰ Mervyn Wangenheim Died March 02, … More Information |
Mervyn Wangenheim, of Washington, born in San Francisco, California, passed from this world into the next March 2, 2003. Mervyn was 85. Obituary published: March 03, 2003 in "SF Chronicle (CA)" |
▰ William Albert "Bill" [Burbank] Wangen Died May 09, … More Information |
William Albert "Bill" [Burbank] Wangen, of Washington, went into the presence of the Lord on May 9, 2009. William was 77. Obituary published: May 10, 2009 in "Seattle Times" |
▰ Violet Sophronia (Pfeiffer) Wangen Died July 27, … More Information |
Violet Sophronia (Pfeiffer) Wangen, age 83 of Washington, born in Olivia, Minnesota, entered into eternal rest July 27, 2000. Obituary published: July 28, 2000 in "The Chron" |
▰ Violet M Wangen Died February 16, … More Information |
Violet M Wangen, age 89 of Washington, born in Minnesota, was anxious to meet her Maker and Master February 16, 1998. Obituary published: February 17, 1998 in "The Columbian" |
▰ Terri Ann (Powell) Wangen Died June 17, … More Information |
Terri Ann (Powell) Wangen, age 40 of Olympia, Washington, peacefully entered eternal life with our Lord June 17, 2001. Obituary published: June 18, 2001 in "The Chron" |
▰ Terri Ann Wangen Died June 15, … More Information |
Terri Ann Wangen, of Olympia, Washington, left herearthly home and passed through the Veil to her Eternal Home June 15, 2001. Terri was 40. Obituary published: June 16, 2001 in "The Olympian" |
▰ Olaf K Wangen Died January 12, … More Information |
Olaf K Wangen, of Seattle, Washington, died on January 12, 1995. Olaf was 78. Obituary published: January 13, 1995 in "Seattle Times" |
▰ Lester E Wangen Died January 30, … More Information |
Lester E Wangen, of Auburn, Washington, left hisearthly home and passed through the Veil to his Eternal Home January 30, 2004. Lester was 70. Obituary published: January 31, 2004 in "KingCoJournal" |
▰ Lawrence Edward Dr "Larry" Wangen Died July 29, … More Information |
Lawrence Edward Dr "Larry" Wangen, of Edwards, Washington, entered into eternal rest July 29, 2015. Lawrence was 73. Obituary published: July 30, 2015 in "Skagit V-H" |
▰ Laurence Edward Dr "Larry" Wangen Died July 29, … More Information |
Laurence Edward Dr "Larry" Wangen, 73, of Seattle, Washington departed this life July 29, 2015. Obituary published: July 30, 2015 in "The Herald" |
▰ Jim A Wangen Died November 13, … More Information |
Jim A Wangen, born June 6, 1944 entered the Kingdom of Heaven November 13, 2014 in Kennewick, Washington. Jim was 70.
Tags: #Rayni
Obituary: Jim was born on 6, 1944 and passed away on , 13, 2014. Jim was a resident of Kennewick, Washington at the time of passing. Jim was married to Rayni. |
▰ Janice Lavone (Douglas) Wangen Died March 29, … More Information |
Janice Lavone (Douglas) Wangen, age 73 of Washington, ascended to heaven into the loving arms of all whom have gone before she March 29, 2003. Obituary published: March 30, 2003 in "Albert Lea Tribune (MN)" |
▰ James Alfred "Jim" Wangen Died November 14, … More Information |
James Alfred "Jim" Wangen, age 70 of Washington, born in Vallejo, California, passed away November 14, 2014. Obituary published: November 15, 2014 in "TriCity Herald" |
▰ Edna May Wangen Died February 20, … More Information |
Edna May Wangen, of Washington, was anxious to meet her Maker and Master February 20, 2009. Edna was 77. Obituary published: February 21, 2009 in "Seattle Times" |
▰ Douglas Dwight "Doug" Wangen Died January 28, … More Information |
Douglas Dwight "Doug" Wangen, age 69 of Washington, born in Portland, Oregon, entered eternal life January 28, 2013. Obituary published: January 29, 2013 in "The Chron" |
▰ Douglas Dwight Wangen Died January 30, … More Information |
Douglas Dwight Wangen, of Centralia, Washington, died on January 30, 2013. Douglas was 69. Obituary published: January 31, 2013 in "The Chron" |
▰ Linda G Wangelin Died June 08, … More Information |
Linda G Wangelin, of Washington, born in Gila Bend, Arizona, joined the Lord June 8, 2016. Linda was 61. Obituary published: June 09, 2016 in "The Herald" |
▰ Linda G Wangelin Died June 04, … More Information |
Linda G Wangelin, born February 14, 1955 ascended to heaven into the loving arms of all whom have gone before her June 4, 2016 in Stanwood, Washington. Linda was 61.
Tags: #John
Obituary: Linda was born on 14, 1955 and passed away on , 4, 2016. Linda was a resident of Stanwood, Washington at the time of passing. Linda was married to John. |
▰ Athanasia C Wangel Died February 17, … More Information |
Athanasia C Wangel passed away February 17, 1964 in Seattle, Washington. Obituary published: February 18, 1964 in "Seattle P-I" |
▰ Dorothy (Johnson) Wange Died August 26, … More Information |
Dorothy (Johnson) Wange, of Washington, born in North Haven, Connecticut, gained her wings on August 26, 2002. Dorothy was 84. Obituary published: August 27, 2002 in "Camas Post R" |
▰ Choon G Wang-Park Died October 27, … More Information |
Choon G Wang-Park, 56, of Bellevue, Washington departed this life October 27, 1998. Obituary published: October 28, 1998 in "Seattle Times" |
▰ Yung-Tung Wang Died August 04, … More Information |
Yung-Tung Wang, born November 3, 1911 entered the Kingdom of Heaven August 4, 2011 in Seattle, Washington. Yung-Tung was 99.
Tags: #Captain #Song #Marine #Chinas #Taiwan #Kaohsiung #Victor #Taipei #Long #York #Shipping #Manhattan #Viewridge #Seattle #University #Washington #Europe #China #Amanda #David #Wang #Pennsylvania #Garfield #School #Yung #Celebration #Life #Acacia
Obituary: Captain Yung Tung Wangs Obituary: Captain Yung T. Wang was born on 4, 1913 in Shanghai, China to C.T. Wang and W.L. Yu. He was their first child and when he was only fouryears old his mother passed away. His father remarried and he would eventually have eight brothers and sisters. Their family was somewhat impoverished and true to his nature for the rest of his life, Captain Wang looked out for his younger siblings. He went on to graduate from the Wu Song Merchant Marine School at the top of his class and became a pioneer in Chinas merchant marine industry when he was appointed as one of the captains on Chinas first generation of international merchant carriers. In 1949 Captain Wang moved to Taiwan and in of 1949, he married Han Wen Yu in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. In 1955, their only child, Victor, was born and in the early 1960s, they moved to Taipei. Family life was not easy as Captain Wang was often away from home for up to four years at a time due to his job. In 1964, the whole family moved from Taipei to Long Island New York where Captain Wang worked as the general manager for the Mai Hwa Shipping in lower Manhattan. There he oversaw their entire global shipping operations. In 1972, Captain Wang retired and moved his family into the Viewridge neighborhood in Seattle because the weather was milder and so Victor could attend the University of Washington to study engineering. retiring, he and his wife traveled to Europe and China, where most of his relatives lived. He was known as a generous man and would not hesitate to help a friend or family member financially and would frequently write letters in order to communicate with those abroad. Much to his joy, his grandchildren, Amanda and David, were born in 1988 and 1992 respectively. Captain Wang was especially elated that he had a granddaughter because he had never had a daughter. While they were growing up, he loved spoiling his grandchildren rotten by making sure while they were with grandpa they ate whatever they wanted as well as taking them frequently on indulgent trips to the shopping mall. He also saw exercise as being very important so for many years he would walk around the neighborhood every day, and many people in the area came to know or at least recognize him that way. He enjoyed gardening in his backyard and planted roses, a plum and pear tree as well as annual crops of various vegetables. Neighbors as well as friends will remember that Captain Wang was very generous in sharing his bountiful harvest. Although he hadn been physically able to plant or maintain even his favorite tomato plants for several years, Amanda helped him plant and nurture one last batch in May along with some snow pea plants. On 20, 2011, Captain Wang went in for a routine physical but in the week before he developed a sudden loss of appetite. He was then diagnosed on 29, 2011 with an advanced aggressive stomach cancer that had caused him to be very weak due to internal bleeding. When he received the news, he merely nodded his head calmly and said he was already 97 years old and had experienced everything he wished for in life, so what more could he want? The timing of events was a blessing as Amanda had just graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and David from Garfield High School and both of them were at home so they could spend as much time with him as possible. He would say repeatedly that he was especially grateful for his family and just wished to die peacefully and quietly. He expressed the desire that no one else should know about the diagnosis because he did not wish to trouble others or to make them worry about him. Captain Yung T. Wang passed away at his home at 12:10am on 4, 2011, only two weeks after the initial doctors visit, surrounded by the family he loved and devoted his life to. We will miss him very much. Memorial Celebration of Life will be held , 13, 2011 - 10:30 AM at Acacia , Seattle, Washington. |
▰ Yongju Wang Died December 17, … More Information | Yongju Wang, born November 30, 1959 passed from this world into the next December 17, 2020 in Seattle, Washington. Yongju was 61. |
▰ Yewmer Fu-Mie (Wang) Wang Died March 26, … More Information |
Yewmer Fu-Mie (Wang) Wang, 80, went to be with the Lord on March 26, 2006 in Washington. Obituary published: March 27, 2006 in "TriCity Herald" |
▰ Yen-Chun Wang Died February 09, … More Information |
Yen-Chun Wang, of Washington, departed this life Sunday February 9, 2006. Yen-Chun was 89. Obituary published: February 10, 2006 in "KingCoJournal" |
▰ Yanung Chu Wang Died October 03, … More Information | Yanung Chu Wang, born July 29, 1925 went to be with the Lord on October 3, 2018 in Bellevue, Washington. Yanung was 93. |
▰ Xiong Sheng Wang Died September 02, … More Information | Xiong Sheng Wang, born June 8, 1960 passed away peacefully September 2, 2016 in Washington. Xiong was 56. |
▰ Xiong Sheng Wang Died September 02, … More Information | Xiong Sheng Wang, born June 8, 1960 passed from this life on September 2, 2016 in Bellevue, Washington. Xiong was 56. |
▰ Wen-An Wang Died September 24, … More Information |
Wen-An Wang, born January 12, 1917 entered into eternal rest September 24, 2010 in Seattle, Washington. Wen-An was 93.
Tags: #Taipei #Wen- #United #Seattle #Kirkland #Washington #Buddhist #Acacia #Park
Obituary: Wen-An was born in Shanghai, China in 1916 and was married to Teh-Ming Wang during World War II. Together, they fled to Hong Kong in 1948 and later moved to Taiwan. The couple eventually settled down in Taipei in 1949 where Wen-An raised 4 children - 3 daughters and a son. She was a hardworking, honest and traditional wife and mother. all of her children moved to the United States, she decided to be near them and relocated to Seattle. Wen-Ans favorite hobby was gardening and when she moved to Kirkland, Washington in 1989, she began spending most of her free time tending to her nursery of vegetable and fruit trees. Wen-An was a devoted Buddhist her entire life and believed in helping others. She was a woman of great strength, a loving and patient wife, a caring mother, a doting grandmother and great-grandmother. We will miss her dearly. May she rest in peace. under the direction of Acacia Memorial Park & , Seattle, Washington. |
▰ Tony Wang Died January 21, … More Information | Tony Wang, born August 28, 1921 entered the Kingdom of Heaven January 21, 2021 in Seattle, Washington. Tony was 99. |
▰ Tony Wang Died January 21, … More Information | Tony Wang, born August 28, 1921 went to be with the Lord on January 21, 2021 in Bothell, Washington. Tony was 99. |
▰ Tonping Wang Died May 24, … More Information | Tonping Wang, born December 23, 1931 entered eternal life May 24, 2020 in Seattle, Washington. Tonping was 88. |
▰ Teh Ming Wang Died April 16, … More Information | Teh Ming Wang, born June 28, 1913 died April 16, 2020 in Seattle, Washington. Teh was 106. |
▰ Taylor Gordon Wang Died January 27, … More Information |
Taylor Gordon Wang, of Washington, passed from this world into the next January 27, 2012. Taylor was 25. Obituary published: January 28, 2012 in "Seattle Times" |
▰ Sylvia G Wang Died July 25, … More Information |
Sylvia G Wang, age 92 of Washington, born in Vinorg, Minnesota, went to be with the Lord on July 25, 2002. Obituary published: July 26, 2002 in "Spokesman-Review" |
▰ Sylvia G Wang Died July 24, … More Information |
Sylvia G Wang, of Washington, born in Itasca Co, Minnesota, entered Heaven's gates on July 24, 2002. Sylvia was 92. Obituary published: July 25, 2002 in "Spokesman-Review" |
▰ Steven Wang Died November 24, … More Information |
Steven Wang, of Washington, peacefully entered eternal life with our Lord November 24, 1995. Steven was 66. Obituary published: November 25, 1995 in "Daily World" |
▰ Shih Chen Wang Died June 17, … More Information |
Shih Chen Wang, born June 8, 1921 died June 17, 2016 in Washington. Shih was 95.
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Obituary: EARLY YEARS, SPRING RAIN, AND HIGH SCHOOL She was born in Beijing, China in 1921. The family moved to Shang-Xi Province when she was 2 months old. Subsequently the family made additional multiple moves as a result of job, WWII, Japanese invasion and occupation, etc. ending up in Shanghai while in college. Upon her birth, her grandmother hired a maid to help her mother with house work. This enabled her mother to devote her time on the care and the upbringing of the new-born. Her mother loved to read and write poems. Always wishing to go to college with advanced study abroad to follow, her mother never could or did. In the old days in China, it was not considered important for a woman to acquire a high degree of education; the expectation is to be capable, presentable and likable. Her mother did not want her to follow the same fate and experience deep regret. At the age of seven months, her mother started to teach her how to read. At age of one, she could read off signs and posts. At age of four, she could recite some complex Chinese poetry (from The 300 Poems of Tong Dynasty). With the early start, school work was easy for her. Not satisfied with what the curriculum covered, she was eager to learn significantly more. Her mother hired a tutor to teach her each day after school for a couple of hours. She appreciated the opportunity of extra coaching and teaching which planted the seed of her support to tutoring. Her eagerness to learn paralleled her eagerness to share knowledge. With a younger brother and two younger sisters, she spontaneously taught them as much as they could take. This heralds her subsequent teaching career. As a young girl, one night she overheard an adult conversation joking about a family, that the thieves would not get into their door. The adults laughed heartily. Not understanding the humor, she asked her father. Her father just shook his head, walked away and provided no answer. Her mother subsequently explained the joke to her. That family had 5 daughters and would have to put up a lot of dowry to marry them off. Thieves had their code of Robin Hood justice and would not steal from a poor family; a family with several daughters is considered poor. She took offense by that type of mentality and remembered that vividly, which further strengthened her resolve to excel. When other children were struggling to read and especially to write, she enjoyed it very much. While in 4th grade, she had impressed her teachers except for some. One day a teacher of another class called her to his class and asked if she would write an impromptu composition on the spot if the teacher would select any topic for her. She accepted the challenge with a smile. The topic given was Spring Rain. In a short period of time in front of the teacher, she finished and submitted what she wrote. What in the teachers hand was not just a scrambled composition, but a compelling contemporary Chinese poem. The teacher read it, and was very impressed. That teacher quickly showed all the other teachers, who unanimously agreed that this must be reported to the principal. The principal was amazed and immediately decided to print it, and made it a reading assignment for all the students. In addition, the principal wrote a letter to her father, congratulating the family for having such a talented child, and for her unprecedented academic achievement. This completely changed her fathers old fashioned biased attitude toward her education. She continued to excel through high school, always the top student wherever she went to school and able to obtain scholarships when available. Physics, chemistry and mathematics were her favorite subjects. The only thing she did not do well in was calligraphy. Somehow she did not seem to see the value of spending a lot of time practicing the same stroke after stroke until it looks beautiful. She would much rather spend the time reading or studying. Small in stature, she compensated with extra hard work and practice to get in sports. She would get up at 5 am to practice until eventually the efforts payed off and she became members of the schools volley ball and basketball team. ILLUSTRATIVE COLLEGE YEARS AND WORK The college years coincided in time with the turbulent years of WWII, Japanese invasion and occupation of China, and subsequently the rise of Chinese communism. Toward the end of high school years, disruption of school administration, moving of schools and loss of records and transcripts resulted in difficulty of admission to college for many students. She was able to get into Jiau-Tung University, subsequently transferred to Ta-Tung University when the family settled in Shanghai. To help reduce the financial burden of the family, she wanted to get a scholarship. The most prestigious scholarship for Ta-Tung University was donated by Mr. Tsu (?), an influential business man. It was awarded to three top students in science and math. Being the top student, she did not hesitate to apply. Her application however was not accepted, because there was a stipulation that the scholarship is for men only. She disagreed with the decision and wanted to appeal. The professors supported her but advised her to acquiesce to the discretion of the donor. She continued to want to fight for the de facto bias/discrimination and requested an interview with Mr.Tsu (?). Mr. Tsu was well connected and had heard of this talented and unyielding young lady, and granted her the interview. She remembered meeting Mr.Tsu, a large tall man in a very tall building sitting in a large tall chair. Not intimated but encouraged, she eloquently elaborate her case and answered questions. a long interview, not only did she get the scholarship but also changed his policy. This also started a long continued... |
▰ Shih Yule Wang Died May 07, … More Information | Shih Yule Wang, born May 7, 1930 went to be with the Lord on May 7, 2012 in Seattle, Washington. Shih was 82. |
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