Washington
Washington, officially the State of Washington, is a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It is often referred to as Washington state to distinguish it from the national capital, both named for George Washington.
People died in Washington (First 49 people) - Page 7
Cecil C. Steiner
Dentist
Ed Negre
Gale Bishop
American professional basketball player
Kevin O'Morrison
American playwright
Pete Mikkelsen
Baseball player
Zachary Vincent McLellan
Myron Leroy Holl
David Halliday
American physicist
Herbert Morris
American rower
Jaylen Fryberg
Shaylee Chuckulnaskit
Zoe R. Galasso
Albert G. Riddle
Former United States Representative
Elizabeth Keckley
American seamstress
Vittorio Zucconi
Italian journalist
Harold Balazs
American Sculptor
Billy Gohl
American serial killer
Jeffrey H. Brotman
American attorney
William Ruckelshaus
American attorney
Albert Sabin
American-Polish researcher
Vince Lombardi
American football coach
Mustafa Barzani
General
Arthur Melvin Okun
American economist
Stasys Lozoraitis
Lithuanian diplomat
Stasys Lozoraitis Jr.
Lithuanian diplomat
Robert Prosky
American actor
Esther Mae Scott
Singer
T. E. Dikty
American author
Peter Tevis
American singer
Daniel Offer
Psychiatrist
Guy M. Townsend
General
Miriam Matthews
American librarian
Bill Russell
American professional basketball player
John E. Corbally
James Fogle
American author
Donald Hume
American rower
Willi Unsoeld
American mountaineer
Robert Landsburg
American photographer
David A. Johnston
American volcanologist
Harry R. Truman
Anton Anderson
Engineer
Tex Johnston
Dan Johnson
American drummer
M. Gordon Wolman
American geographer
Emma Lucy Braun
Botanist
Steven Jesse Bernstein
American writer
Lucy Covington
American activist
