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 9
Grover Krantz
American anthropologist
Gabe Rygaard
TV personality
Hazel Wolf
Environmentalist
Lyman Young
American cartoonist
James Broughton
American poet
Harold Leroy Enarson
Richard Bruno
American costume designer
Simon B. Conover
Former Member of the Florida House of Representatives
Charles E. Coon
Former Lieutenant Governor of Washington
Simon Barclay Conover
Former U.S. senator
Jimmy McPartland
American jazz musician
LuEsther Mertz
Businesswoman
Daniel Guggenheim
Saxophonist
Marian McPartland
American jazz pianist
Francis Neilson
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Richard Sonnenfeldt
Engineer
Philip Smart
Musical artist
Bob Carroll
American singer
Phyllis Povah
American film actress
Forbes Hawkes
Physician
Vernon Biever
American photographer
Erna Gunther
American anthropologist
Derek Lamb
British animator
Steve Nagy
American baseball player
Jo Anna March
Actress
robert coontz
Admiral
William Boeing
American aviator
Basil Banghart
William E. Boeing
American aviator
John Halligan Jr.
Tyler Hilinski
American football quarterback
Jack Friel
American basketball coach
Elson Floyd
Chuck Brayton
American baseball athlete
Peter Mehringer
Olympic athlete
Tony Knap
American football coach
Fred Bohler
American basketball coach
Keith Lincoln
American football player
Rick Parashar
American record producer
Alan S. Boyd
Former United States Secretary of Transportation
Dal McKennon
American actor
Dallas McKennon
American film actor
James Doohan
Canadian actor
John Archer
Film producer
John Wozencraft
Electrical engineer
Joe Rantz
American rower
Don Lanphere
American saxophonist
