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I've been looking for my only surviving (?) uncle. His name is Vernon (Vern) E. Walsh. His last known whereabouts was Kent, Washington where he lived with his wife, Mart T. Walsh. He also lived in Bellingham, Washington at one time. He would be 79 this year.
Found a Vernon Edward Walsh listed in Kent,WA. He is also listed as Vern E Walsh,age 78 . His wife Mary T Walsh is listed as age 95, could she be that much older than Vern? The age could be listed wrong, sometimes it happens.
U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006
Name: Mary Theresa Walsh
Service Info.: PFC US ARMY
Birth Date: 18 Mar 1914
Death Date: 15 Dec 2001
Relation: Wife of Walsh, Vernon Edward
Interment Date: 21 Dec 2001
Cemetery: Tahoma National Cemetery
Cemetery Address: 18600 SE 240th St Kent, WA 98042-4868
Buried At: Section 25 Site 625
Thank you Jim280 and DCYE. His second wife, Mary, was older than him, but I didn't know how much as I haven't seen my uncle in about 20 years. I also never met his two daughters (my first cousins) since he divorced when they were young.
You're welcome Steel Man, from the information DYCE posted looks like his wife passed away in 2001. The information I found is later than that so chances are Vernon may still be living, hope the information is current and you get in contact with your uncle.
This is Deputy T. Stewart with the Kitsap County, Washington . Please contact me at 360-337-7077 concerning this request. I think I can help.
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Wow ! I love this place ! I hope you are helped.
Hello,
Yes, I was helped. My Uncle Vernon was found, although recently deceased last Friday. The Coroner did a search on the internet looking for a relative and found this original CD post. I contacted his oldest daughter (who I also found with help from another CD post) and relayed the message on to her. Now we have some closure thanks to CD and their helpful posters! With the passing of my Uncle Vernon, it ends an era of a Walsh family with two girls and five boys spanning from 1914 to 2010. Once again thanks to all!
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