Stanley ‘Stan’ K. Comeau
Stanley “Stan” K. Comeau of Port Angeles died of heart, kidney and COVID-related complications in Silverdale on Sept. 3, 2021.
He was 61.
Comeau was born Nov. 18, 1959.
A memorial is scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 16, at Lighthouse Christian Center, 304 E. Viewcrest Ave. Port Angeles.
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John E. Rusk
John E. Rusk of Port Angeles died of heart-related complications on Aug. 31, 2021.
He was 64.
Rusk was born Feb. 1, 1957.
A complete obituary will be published at a later date with service details.
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Tracy A. Korsmo
Tracy A. Korsmo of Port Angeles died of complications from cancer on Sept. 9, 2021.
She was 65.
Korsmo was born Nov. 2, 1955.
A private celebration of life will be held at a later date.
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Martin Richard Harney
Martin Richard Harney of Port Angeles died of unknown natural complications on Sept. 2, 2021.
He was 69.
Harney was born Dec. 18, 1951.
Private family services will be held.
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Laurence ‘Larry’ Edward Owen
Laurence “Larry” Edward Owen of Port Angeles died of age-related causes on Sept. 1, 2021.
He was 98.
Owen was born July 29, 1923.
No services are planned.
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Harriet J. Gault Freeman
July 22, 1927 – August 3, 2021
Harriet Jean was born to Oral and Mabel Freeman in Seattle but lived her entire life in the Port Angeles/ Sequim area. She witnessed and was part of the history of early Port Angeles. As a ten year old, she watched a parade of cars escort President Franklin D. Roosevelt passed the courthouse, to Lake Crescent. She walked bridges to cross gullies before some of the main streets of Port Angeles were built. Her parents built Freemans Court (now All View) where she helped welcome many visitors to PA.
Graduating from Roosevelt High School in 1945, she followed her mother’s footsteps and became a telephone operator working in Port Angeles and at the Bremerton Naval Station. Coming home, she met and married James Gault. After several years of saving, they bought a 20 acre farm in Sequim, where they raised their four children. She loved baking, gardening and canning and worked hard providing delicious meals and a comfortable home. Later divorcing, she moved to town and continued to garden and enjoy dancing
Surviving are her daughters, Terri (Dave) Thompson of Rochester, WA., Trudi (Alan) Hawley, sons Tom Gault and Jeff (Jeannette) Gault, all of Sequim. She is also survived by six grandchildren, five great grandchildren and her favorite cousin Ruthie Yeaman of Kenmore, Wa.
Preceding her in death was her beloved jitterbug partner of thirty years, Earle Grogan.
A private family gathering is planned.
