Seattle
Seattle, a city on Puget Sound in the Pacific Northwest, is surrounded by water, mountains and evergreen forests, and contains thousands of acres of parkland. Washington State’s largest city, it’s home to a large tech industry, with Microsoft and Amazon headquartered in its metropolitan area. The futuristic Space Needle, a 1962 World’s Fair legacy, is its most iconic landmark. ― Google
People died in Seattle (First 49 people) - Page 7
William P. Gerberding
American political scientist
Kate Fleming
Jeff Austin
American mandolinist
Tom Catlin
American football player
Melville Jacobs
American anthropologist
Elizabeth Lee Hazen
George Hauser
American football player
Robert Klark Graham
American businessman
Alexander Joseph Brunett
Prelate
Arthur Glasser
Missionary
Mickey Ion
Canadian referee
Victor Steinbrueck
American architect
Eugene Allen Wright
Judge
Leonhard Seppala
Peter Erős
Hungarian conductor
Merle Sande
American physician
Belding Scribner
American physician
Edwin J. Brown
Former Mayor of Seattle
James Oneal
Author
Charles Dvorak
American olympic athlete
Julio Cruz
American baseball player
C. B. Fitzgerald
Former Mayor of Seattle
Thomas B. Hayward
Military officer
Ric Weiland
Computer programmer
Ray W. Jones
Former Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
Del Howard
Baseball player
Charles Tiebout
American economist
George Varnell
American basketball coach
John Stanford
Educator
Cully Wilson
Canadian ice hockey player
Corliss P. Stone
Former Mayor of Seattle
Earl Johnson
Canadian ice hockey player
Tell Schreiber
Actor
Jacob Oulanyah
Ugandan lawyer
Edmond H. Fischer
American-Swiss biochemist
Charlie Mullen
Baseball player
Fred Schacht
American football player
Con Walsh
Canadian olympic athlete
Chet Johnson
Baseball player
Tuba man
Jerome Farris
Former Judge
George F. Cotterill
American Politician
Robert W. Ward
Former Lieutenant Governor of Alaska
William H. Harries
Former United States Representative
Bill Lasley
Baseball player
Robert Blanche
American film actor
Thomas Milton Gatch
American Politician