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Box 66769, Seattle, WA 98166 WESTSIDE SEATTLE FRIDAY, MAY 19, 2017 3 WESTSEATTLEHERALD SERVING WEST SEATTLE & WHITE CENTER SINCE 1923 Fauntleroy Boulevard Project design at 90% complete; still taking community feedback By Patrick Robinson fortable for people walking or riding bikes, The $20 million revamp of Fauntleroy proj- and highlight its role as a main entrance to ect from SDOT has reached the 90% design West Seattle. That means two lanes of trav- stage but SDOT, showing due diligence, con- el in each direction (as it is now) but new tinues to share the latest feedback from the sidewalks, a landscaped center median, community and design updates. The most protected bike lanes and some public art. recent was a presentation before the West Se- The project goals are: Patrick Robinson attle Chamber of Commerce on May 11. • Respond to community needs identified Fauntleroy Boulevard Project Manager Norene Pen (left) and Rachel McCafferty from SDOT presented the latest information Project Background in the West Seattle Triangle Plan and the about the project at the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce luncheon May 11. The Fauntleroy Boulevard Project builds Bicycle Master Plan upon previous planning work done by the • Improve mobility by organizing the with low maintenance and sightline pres- and load zone designs for each business. community. Discussions of improvements street to be more predictable and com- ervation in mind. The planting strip and Concerns about the length of construc- to Fauntleroy Way began in 1999, when the fortable for everyone: people driving cars media will have Tupelo and Cedar trees, tion and impacts on business and the sur- West Seattle Junction Hub Neighborhood or trucks, walking, or biking the planting strip will have Laurel and dog- rounding neighborhood were also part of Plan identified streetscape improvements in • Enhance Fauntleroy Way’s role as a key wood with Geranium and Iris accents. the community feedback. SDOT got 61 this area, and continued through the multi- entrance to West Seattle There was interest expressed in having written comments from the Walk and Talk year West Seattle Triangle planning process. • The project area is on Fauntleroy Way an additional cross walk included near on site reviews conducted in March. The community chose a preferred streetscape between 35th Avenue S.W. and S.W. 37th S.W. That matter is still under review Traffic studies plan for the project in 2012, which was for- Alaska Street but Norene Pen said thus far the suggested A traffic study was done in 2014, but SDOT mally adopted by SDOT and the Seattle De- Feedback from the community location is “too close” to 37th S.W. SDOT has been busy doing a number of new studies partment of Planning and Development. In SDOT has heard a lot of support for the heard that there is interest in extending to update the data. The latest plan is to start addition, the 2014 Bike Master Plan designat- mobility enhancement aspects of the proj- the improvements through the intersec- construction in 2018 and be done the follow- ed Fauntleroy Way for a protected bike lane. ect but that has been tempered by concerns tion at 35th Avenue S.W. That too is still ing year. They took new counts, looked at the Through several extensive community about traffic. In response they did a revised under review. projected traffic model for 2019 taking into planning efforts, the residents and busi- traffic study on the removal of the right turn Business access in the area is critical said account current new construction, permitted ness owners in the area have expressed the pockets at Avalon and Oregon Streets S.W. respondents and SDOT will analyze left turn projects, figuring a 1 percent annual growth need for mobility improvements to make They’ve gotten a positive response for the movements, explore parking management rate, the including of signal timing changes this stretch of Fauntleroy Way more com- landscaping plan which is being developed (time restricted zones) and look at driveway FAUNTLEROY » PG.7

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© 2017 HSF A liates LLC. 4 FRIDAY, MAY 19, 2017 WESTSIDE SEATTLE HIGHLINETIMES DES MOINES NEWS & SEA TAC NEWS SINCE 1945 Former Des Moines resident sentenced to 27 years in prison for production and possession of child pornography Made Videos of Sexually Explicit seeing other women. Instead she found im- shows the rape of a four-year-old child by ages of Thorson molesting young girls who an adult male. Conduct with Sleeping Children resided in her home. The woman called While Thorson was in custody he sent A former Des Moines man was sen- Des Moines Police and Thorson was arrest- letters to his former girlfriend threatening tenced last week in U.S. District court in ed. When investigators examined Thorson’s her and demanding she change her state- Seattle to 27 years in prison and lifetime of electronic devices they found images show- ments to police. supervised release for producing and pos- ing Thorson disturbing the clothing and “Not only did Thorson violate innocent sessing images of child pornography, an- bedding of sleeping children so he could children as they slept for his own sexual nounced U.S. Attorney Annette L. Hayes. make sexually explicit photos. Thorson’s gratification, he used threats and coercion Robert D. Thorson, 58, was convict- clothing, tattoos and body parts appear in in an attempt to cover up these heinous ed following a four-day trial in February some of the images. Thorson’s electronic acts,” said Brad Bench, special agent in 2017. Thorson was arrested May 30, 2016, devices also contained images from a hid- charge of HSI Seattle. “In partnership with after his girlfriend called Des Moines po- den camera installed in a bathroom at the local law enforcement, investigators suc- lice when she found sexually explicit im- home that captured minor children using cessfully presented the evidence needed for ages of minors on Thorson’s phone. the bathroom and the shower. The elec- a jury to bring justice to this predator.” At sentencing, Chief U.S. District Judge Robert D. Thorson tronic evidence presented at trial revealed The case was investigated by the Des Ricardo S. Martinez said, “This is one of the Thorson preyed on a second family when Moines Police Department and U.S. Im- most egregious cases this Court has han- his crimes were discovered, he threatened he briefly stayed in their home in 2015. migration and Customs Enforcement’s dled. . . Mr. Thorson repaid the kindness them from prison to try to get the charges In addition to the images of child mo- Security Investigations. shown to him [by two families] by sexually against him dropped. There is no question lestation that he produced, Thorson also The case was prosecuted by Assistant abusing and exploiting the children.” that the public—and especially our kids— had images of other children being raped United States Attorney Stephen Hobbs and “This defendant sought relationships are safer as a result of the lengthy sentence and molested that he collected from the Special Assistant United States Attorney with women so that he could molest their imposed in his case.” internet. Thorson’s electronic devices had Cecelia Gregson. Ms. Gregson is Senior children, said U.S. Attorney Annette L. According to records in the case and tes- 22 videos and 40 images of children be- Deputy Prosecuting Attorney specially Hayes. “He insinuated himself into the timony at trial, Thorson’s girlfriend exam- ing raped by adults. One two-hour video designated to prosecute child exploitation lives of the families he preyed on and when ined his phone looking for evidence he was Thorson had on his electronic devices cases in federal court. WSLETTER Bring a buck in your bucket WEST SEATTLE | P. 3 BALLARD | P. 4 HIGHLINE | P. 5 Want to go see the sailboats at the ONE PASS PER REGISTERED VEHI- The city McGinn again? Highline studies Why White Center? cuts a deal. the trimester plan. FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 2017 | Vol. 99, No. 17 Des Moines Marina? Or walk out on CLE. Passes currently not for sale. Several months ago the newspaper the pier and dangling a fishing line in published an article about the new Westside Seattle Your neighborhood weekly serving Ballard, Burien/Highline, SeaTac, Des Moines, West Seattle and White Center FARMERS MARKET DAY 2017 restaurant in the Beer Star Building. It the water? Bring money. Because you was a glowing report about how won- have to pay to park there now. The Des Every Sat., June – Sept., 10 a.m.–2 p.m. derful and family friendly this restau- Moines City Council figured out a way The farmers market will validate two THE GENTRIFICATION to raise cash by charging to park at this hours of parking with purchase from rant will be. Boy are you wrong! OF WHITE CENTER I just learned about the proposed SEE » P. 8 popular bayside place built with feder- one of their vendors. See market in- marijuana grow room and processing al money so many years ago. Here are formational booth to collect valida- plant that wants to rent the basement some of the details: tion coupon. of this facility. This idea was pro- posed by King County’s Department Paid Parking Rates: Authority to Set Parking Fees of Permitting and Environmental 1 HOUR $1.00 Established by Ordinance No. 1674 Review. People can comment on this 2 HOURS $2.00 idea until May 25. They can send an For more information email to kevin.leclair@kingcounty. 3 HOURS $3.00 See our 4 HOURS $4.00 Please attend one of our community gov You must include your name and listings on page 14 address plus subject line:”File No.CD- 4700 42nd S.W. • 206-932-4500 • BHHSNWRealEstate.com © 2017 HSF A liates LLC. ALL DAY $5.00 meetings open to the public. Held ev- UP17-0002 Public Comment. Where PAY ON EXIT ery third Wed. of the month. is the publicity about this? Why should is NOT representing our community White Center be stuck with this facil- without informing residence of this Frequent User Pass Next meeting ity? We already have more pot shops problem so we can fight it NOW. Frequent User Pass for Des Moines Resi- Wed., May 17, 5:30–6:30 p.m. than anyone else so why should this dents $30.00/ year. To purchase an an- Des Moines Activity Center be added? Nancy Tracy nual pass you must bring in your vehicle 2045 S. 216th St. I am angry and feel the newspaper Newspaper Subscriber registration to verify residency. LIMIT Des Moines, WA 98198

Visit Seattle’s Largest Antique Mall! Explore over 200 dealers offering everything from 19th century antiques to mid-century vintage items. Antique Mall and Auction House 241 South Lander St., Seattle • 206.292.3999 • www.PacGal.com WESTSIDE SEATTLE FRIDAY, MAY 19, 2017 5 BALLARDNEWS-TRIBUNE SERVING BALLARD SINCE 1891 Sunset Barbershop to close after 100 years By Shane Harms Halloween tradition. What comes to mind when you think of Walking into Sunset Barber is like enter- a barbershop? To the men of the last gen- ing a curious collection of the past. Black eration, the barbershop was a clean, well-lit and white photos of James Dean, Marylyn place where they came for a good groom- Monroe and the Beatles hang on the walls. ing. And that’s been the case for the Sunset A large steel weathered barber chair is at Hill Barber shop for the last 100 years, but the center of the small room. Combs, clip- after the building where it operates sold, pers, blades, shaving brushes—all the tools the shop is facing closure. and artifacts of the barber trade—line a Dianne Riordan is owner of Sunset Bar- large shelf affront a large mirror. Veterans, ber at 6406 32nd N.W. She found out two seamen, blue collared men and well-to- weeks ago that the building where her bar- do’s all beseeched the barber chair for their bershop operates was put on . humble grooming. After just two weeks of it’s listing the owner To many young people the barbershop Shane Harms accepted an offer. Now Riordan, a woman seems foreign, and Riordan said that’s A large steel weathered barber chair is at the center of the small room. Combs, clippers, blades, shaving brushes—all the tools of retirement age, is facing the reality of because the barbershop has slowly been and artifacts of the barber trade—line a large shelf affront a large mirror. losing her business. replaced by salons, a trend that has been Riordan has lived in Ballard since the happening since the 70s. She said that “To me the mom and pop shops are the Riordan explained that barbershops are early 1970s and has been running her shop the beauty parlors rebranded as salons backbone of the community. They are more than a place to get a shave and a trim. for the last 25 years. In the last 100 years and beauticians renamed as stylists as what make every neighborhood unique- “All these people I have the blessed op- the shop has been owned by at least five hair fashions changed. But, as of late, a ly different from one another. … Now portunity to meet them from all walks of other barbers. After Barber College, Rior- much more tangible force has displaced it’s all generic. No mom and pop shops life—big wigs and working people. They dan apprenticed and eventually took over barbershops and other small mom and can move in. There is no opportunity for want that experience and that links them to the shop from Gene George. Riordan said popshops: development. Riordan point- those who are less fortunate. And this is the past. In the barbershop it’s more than that George was well known in the com- ed out that four shops in the Ballard area not only our community this is nation- just a place to get your haircut; it was a des- munity for celebrating Halloween, offer- between 70 and 80-years-old have closed wide,” said Riordan. tination. You’d come in and shoot the shit ing giant-sized candy bars for the kids and in the last two years due to development, With losing the barbershop, Riordan says with all the guys in here and I had a front Jell-O shots for the parents. Gene passed which included Two and a Half Happy on out goes a tradition and a place for where row seat to listen to all the amazing stories, away five years ago, but Riordan keeps the 24th Avenue and Smitty’s on 15th Avenue. the men of old have a space of their own. young and old.”

Norwegian gospel jazz? YES! This year’s musical program at Bergen Place on the 17th of May features Norwegian jazz gospel singer Eva Vea from the island of Karmøy, onstage at 4:30 P.M., followed by a dedication to those lost at sea on the crab boat Desti- nation last February. The musical program kicks off at noon run- SYTTENDE MAI ON THE WAY ning until parade start at 6 P.M. Shane Harms The main commercial district of Ballard will be closed down on May 17 to celebrate Syttende Mai. Thousands will throng the Photo courtesy of Bergen Sister City Association streets to celebrate the Norwegian Constitution Day, marking the largest celebration in the world outside of Oslo. Eva Vea.

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West Se- what it takes to run the City of Seattle. attle is an incredibly diverse neighborhood. “I will listen, I will learn and I will lead,” She brings strong values and has a moral she said. “Please let me be your mayor.” commitment to helping low income resi- The former U.S. Attorney, who served in dents, seniors and children.” the Obama administration, announced her Durkan named police reform and in- candidacy at a press conference in Beacon creased accountability among the top pri- Hill on Fri., May 12. The election will be orities she would address as mayor, along held on Tues., Nov. 7. with finding solutions for homelessness She is running against 12 candidates so far: and increasing affordable housing options. Casey Carlisle, Michael Harris, Bob Hasega- “Seattle is my home, and it has helped wa, David Ishii, Harley Lever, Mary Juanita make me who I am,” Durkan said. “I love Martin, Michael McGinn, Cary Moon, Nik- this city and its quirky, irreverent and en- kita Oliver, Jason Roberts, Alex Tsimerma, gaged people.” and Keith Whiteman. Mayor She talked about watching the construc- Lindsay Peyton Ed Murray announced on Tues., May 9 that tion of the Space Needle as a child. Former U.S. Attorney Jenny Durkan announced her candidacy for mayor of the City of Seattle during a press conference in he would not seek re-election. “The theme of that World’s Fair was the Beacon Hill on Friday, May 12. The election will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 7. A couple of prominent West Seattle fig- future,” she said. “And Seattle has embraced ures were present among the many faces the challenge.” al rates and property taxes have become too migration authorities nor Jeff Sessions is of supporters endorsing Durkan, includ- While Durkan commended the city for much for most people in the city – and that going to tell us how to run our city . . . I ing King County Council Chair Joe Mc- its progressive approach to marriage equal- too many residents are now living in tents can promise you, they do not want to pick Dermott. ity and seeking gun reform, as well as its and cars on the streets. a fight with me.” “I’ve known Jenny for over a decade, and industry, technology and business growth, “I am running for Mayor because I be- Durkan was part of a team that fought I’ve worked with her on a lot of causes -- she said Seattle needs to do more to pro- lieve we can bring light and love to those President Trump’s Executive Order on im- from LBQT issues to police reform here in mote equality. shadows,” she said. I believe we can re- migration, resulting in the judicial order the city,” McDermott said. “I know her to “We are the city that is inventing the fu- weave our frayed social fabric. I believe we preventing people from being deported be a passionate and progressive leader, and ture,” she said. “Today Seattle has shiny new can solve the problems we face, if we tackle from SeaTac airport. I’m excited about her candidacy.” towers and an innovate economy. We’re also them together.” Durkan has already been a She also served as a criminal defense and Former city council representative Tom a city caught in shifting times. In too many light for many causes. She was appointed plaintiffs’ attorney, winning the 2005 re- Rasmussen, a resident of the Alki neigh- ways, for too many people, our incredible by President Barack Obama in 2009 as the count lawsuit brought by Republicans to un- borhood, was also at the event to show his successes are also creating two Seattles. Two U.S. Attorney for Western Washington and seat Democratic Governor Chris Gregoire. support. many people are being locked out. They can- became the first openly gay U.S. Attorney Durkan pledged to protect the environment, “I think she’s extremely well qualified and not compete withBardahl rising 75th prices.” Ballard Trib ad_F.pdf in 1the country’s3/6/14 3:49 history. PM science and healthcare, as well as promote a knows Seattle issues,” Rasmussen said. “I’m Durkan said the cost of a first home, rent- In that post, she led efforts to reform the vibrant economy and small businesses. Seattle Police Department and created a “It’s ambitious,” she said. “Can we do all civil rights unit to prosecute hate crimes, of this? Yes, we can, and we must. We need housing discrimination and issues facing leadership to get beyond the noise, bring returning veterans. people together and find real solutions. As In addition, Durkan helped Washington your mayor, that’s what I’d like to do.” cut down opioid abuse and violent crime, Durkan was born and raised in Washing- increasing gun prosecutions by 45 per- ton State. Her parents are former State Sena- cent. She also chaired efforts to address tor Martin and Lorraine Durkan. She and her cyber-crime and consumer privacy. As partner Dana Garvey have two teenage sons. Mayor, Durkan said in addition to facing Durkan served on the Washington State her top concerns, she would also make city Bar Association Board of Governors, the services a top priority. “The basics matter Merit Selection Committee for the U.S. first,” she said. District Court, the board of the Center She recognized that in the current politi- for Women and Democracy, the board of cal climate, there are a number of challeng- the Seattle Police Foundation and as chair For 75 Years, es for a progressive candidate. of the Washington State Attorney Gen- C Everything has “I want everyone to know that Donald eral’s Task Force on Consumer Privacy. M Trump’s vision for America is not my vision For more information, visit jennyforseattle. for America, and more importantly, it’s not com. Follow Durkan on Facebook at www. Y Run Better with the City of Seattle’s vision for America,” she facebook.com/JennyDurkan and Twitter at CM Bardahl said. “Neither Donald Trump, nor his im- twitter.com/JennyDurkan. MY 1.888.227.3245 CY www.bardahl.com CMY Spiritual Resources

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He was trespassed near Roxhill Park, near 29th Avenue S.W. with the assault. One friend had bruises from the establishment. SUSPECT CAUGHT WITH PANTS DOWN and S.W. Barton Street, when she heard on his arms and face. Neither wanted to BY K-9 ZIVA gunshots. She searched the area—and make a statement. The story from the ASSAULT AT SUPER SAVER FOODS soon saw a couple running towards a friends changed multiple times – from Employees at the Super Saver located on parked gray Pontiac. Officers stopped the description of the suspects to the de- 10616 16th Ave. S.W. tried to stop a shop- the vehicle, discovered a handgun sit- scription of their car – and differed from lifter, but the suspect fought back. The as- ting on the floor under the driver’s seat the account made by the victim. Officers sault was reported to police around 3:30 and found bullets in the man’s pocket. searched the area for the suspects but p.m. on Mon., May 1. The 25-year old man admitted to firing were unable to find anyone. multiple rounds inside the park, and he PUBLIC STORAGE BURGLARY was booked into King County Jail for dis- ASSAULT ON 26 AVE S.W. A burglar broke into the Public Storage charging a weapon within city limits and A women residing on the 4100 block located on 18041 Des Moines Memorial for a concealed weapons violation. Offi- of 26 Ave SW was walking into her home around 10 p.m. on Sun., April 30. The sus- cers released the woman from the scene, around 10 p.m. on Wednesday, May 3, pect forced entry into a trailer. since she had not discharged the firearm. when she saw two men nearby taking photos with their phones of her house. RIPPING OFF RITE AID TEENS THROW ROCKS AT COUPLE Later, when she took her trashcan out- Two men stole five bottles of liquor from ON S.W. ADAMS STREET side, the men were still there. She asked Rite Aid, 110 S.W. 148th St., around 9 p.m. Officers were dispatched to a residence them what they were doing, and they on Sat., April 29. The suspects fled from the on the 2800 block of S.W. Adams St. af- yelled at her to leave them alone. The store, heading north on 1st Ave. S. Officers ter receiving a report of a disturbance woman’s husband came outside to see arrived but were not able to find the sus- around 6:30 p.m. on Sat., May 6. The what was happening, and one of the pects. complainant was a woman who had just men pulled out a handgun and started K9 Ziva was instrumental in tracking the naked man and returned home with her boyfriend when to wave it around. The suspects told the FIGHT AT EL PIQUE bringing him to justice. a group of teenagers walked by. There couple to go back inside the house. The Officers arrived to stop a fight at El Seattle Police officers were dispatched to were three females in the group who two men pushed the woman’s husband Pique, 14445 Ambaum Blvd. S., around the 300 block of North 105th Street just rushed toward the woman and her dogs. to the ground and kicked his leg. The 2 a.m. on Sat., April 29. Security and bar after midnight on May 12 following re- The woman told them to leave her dogs men eventually backed away. The wom- patrons also helped separate two of the ports of a half naked man loitering in the alone, but the teens remained aggressive. an thought the incident could have been men involved in the disturbance. A third shrubs. A 20-year-old-woman made the The woman’s boyfriend got involved and related to a parking complaint she made man who was involved ran northbound, call. She told police that while walking the teens threw rocks at him. He did not earlier in the day, when she reported a jumped a fence and left behind his pick- in the street a man naked from the waist get hit by the rocks but still wanted to vehicle blocking her driveway. Officers up truck. down jumped out at her and told her he document the incident and file a report told the couple to call 911 if they saw the had a gun. She immediately pulled out her with police. group again. MAN KIDNAPS EX-GIRLFRIEND small pocketknife to scare off the man. Around 11:50 a.m. on Sat., April 29, She ran after him and threw rocks. The ASSAULT ON ALKI HIGHLINE multiple callers reported to 911 that they naked man climbed over a fence nearby. When officers arrived on the scene of saw a man jump into the passenger win- The woman showed officers where she had an assault, near the intersection of 59 ASSAULT IN AN AMBULANCE dow of a car at Chevron, 805 S. 112nd St. chased him. The K9 Ziva and Officer Mark Ave SW and Alki Ave SW around 1 a.m. Just after midnight on Wed., May 3, an The vehicle then sped away. Callers later Wong tracked the man to some bushes not on Saturday, May 6, they found a victim ambulance driver was transporting some- said they saw a woman jump out of the a block from where the incident occurred. with swollen lips, a small cut and blood one to Highline Hospital, 16251 Sylvester car. The man had kidnapped his ex-girl- The 34-year-old man was found still not coming from his mouth onto his cheeks. Rd., when the passenger attacked her. The friend, robbed her of money and her ve- wearing pants. He was booked at King His speech was slurred and he had trou- suspect kicked the victim in the chest and hicle, kidnapping her and assaulting her. County Jail for lewd conduct. ble standing. The man was drinking with kneed her in the ribs. his friends, when four unidentified males GANG MEMBER BOOKED AT walked by them on the beach. The same BURGER KING FOOD BANDIT JACOB AMBAUM PARK WEST SEATTLE group returned later, driving a black Pon- Police responded to a call from Burger A gang member was trespassing in Jacob MAN ARRESTED FOR FIRING tiac sedan. The victim said they punched King, 14893 4th Ave. S.W., around 9 a.m. Ambaum Park, 12700 Ambaum Blvd. S. GUN IN PARK and kicked him in the head multiple on Wed., May 3. A man was eating food be- around 1:40 p.m. on Thurs., April 27. Po- Around 11:30 p.m. on Wed., May 10, times. He was with two friends, who wit- longing to the fast food restaurants’ other lice booked the suspect into SCORE.

FAUNTLEROY CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 would be detoured to Alaska Street SW and in the center median. In June they will re- a barber shop and coffee shop. This permit subsequently to 35th SW. The first option view the final driveway designs with local established no off-street parking, and no and obviously traffic to and from the Fauntle- would save three months of construction businesses. In late June or July the design off-street parking is required by city code roy Ferry. Those studies showed an average time according to SDOT. Also part of con- will be complete and a final decision will be for this type of change. delay in the morning of approximately one struction planning is minimizing construc- made on the left turn breaks. Later in the Aerial photos show that sometime in minute through the area. The evening com- tion impacts in the area. Asking workers summer pre-construction coordination will the 1990’s the front portion of the site was mute transit time through the project area to park in an offsite designated area, con- take place and parking management dis- striped to be used as off-street parking. would increase by around 30 to 45 seconds. trolling parking areas with time limits, lim- cussions will take place. Then early in 2018, This type of change technically requires a Left turn access iting on-site equipment staging, and provid- construction will start continuing through- permit from the City Department of Con- and the center median ing way finding business signs and maps are out the year until completed in 2019. struction and Inspections (SDCI, formerly One bone of contention mentioned by all part of the plan. Questions about parking DPD). There is no permit on file, meaning several people at the public forums held by Working with businesses. for businesses the parking was never reviewed or ap- SDOT has been the center median and left Mikel Davila (formerly with WCCDA in Two businesses, Rudy’s Barbershop and proved by SDCI. Any formal addition of turn access to businesses on the street. White Center) is now part of the Office of Real Fine Coffee will lose their on street off-street parking moving forward would That led to a variety of options for break- Economic Development and running point parking spaces. There was some question be subject to the development standards in ing up the median, providing gaps that on helping businesses in the construction about the permits on those parking spaces the Seattle Land Use Code and review and would let drivers turn from a center lane. area. The office offers free business consult- and SDOT responded. approval from SDCI.” The exact length and location of those gaps ing, restaurant assistance, advocacy during “We also looked into the individual is yet to be determined. permitting processes, and financial consult- building permits for this particular proper- If you have questions about the project, Construction planning ing. Dozens of West Seattle businesses have ty. The original plans for the building per- email: [email protected] call Construction planning means consider- used the services according to Lynn Dennis mit established no off-street parking—the 206.727.3994 or visit the project website ing traffic flow and the plan comes down to of the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce. building was originally a gas station, and at www.seattle.gov/transportation/Fauntle- two options. Two lanes either direction or Next Steps the curb cut led to the gas pumps and ser- royWySWBlvd.htm. More downloadable two lanes heading Southwest only coming Through May the project team is taking vice bays. The next permit for the building files and images of the project presentation into West Seattle. Traffic headed northeast feedback, especially on the left turn breaks is 2014, changing the use of the structure to can be found at WestSeattleHerald.com 8 FRIDAY, MAY 19, 2017 WESTSIDE SEATTLE Who can govern Seattle? City Hall, once asked, “Did your alarm Dedication to justice: The mayor’s top and health care. The city has been tak- wake you this morning? Did you have a job is to oversee the police and fire depart- ing vigorous positions. There should be hot shower? Was there water for your cof- ments. These services command the lion’s no relaxation of that willingness. fee? And did your bus arrive and deliver share—some 65 percent—of the city’s bud- Compassion: The mayor must work you on time to your job?” get and are essential factors in how the city to alleviate conditions for the less for- McIver wanted constituents to think relates to its citizens. Are the city’s streets tunate. When so many are being priced about the basics: Is the city working? Is safe? Is policing fair and nondiscriminato- out of city living, the mayor must be there electrical power? Clean water and ry? Is there effective citizen oversight? Are able to imagine walking in the shoes trash pickup? Are streets passable and the emergency services fast and efficient? of the dispossessed, homeless, hungry transit system reliable? Are police and fire Stewardship of resources: The city’s in- and halt. JEAN GODDEN services available and on call? Are librar- frastructure and assets require constant Vision of the future: At a time when ies, parks and community centers operat- attention. That means timely upkeep of private forces are making grand plans ing and open to all? Is the city tending to roads, bridges and sidewalks. It means for stadiums, business complexes and his Friday is the deadline. That the homeless and unsheltered? overseeing Seattle City Light, the nation’s community redevelopment, the mayor T deadline—last day to file for of- These are the core needs that citizens greenest electrical system, and Seattle Pub- should have staunch goals. Those goals fice—could draw more than the dozen cannot provide for themselves. Availabil- lic Utilities with its pure water and enlight- must benefit the entire city and not candidates already running for mayor of ity of reliable services is the main reason ened approach to recycling and drainage. It piece-meal our way into an uncoordi- Seattle. we choose to live in cities, and we want to means full support for the much-admired nated topsy-turveyland. The weeks preceding the filing dead- elect a mayor who can tend to those basics Seattle Library and for the city’s Metropoli- Ability to unite: A mayor should line have been unsettling. What had but who can also lead. If I had to devise tan Parks system, the 465 parcels that occu- be capable of bringing together labor, once seemed a quiet municipal election a checklist for mayor candidates—skills py 11 percent of city lands. industry, business and community. has been upended—first by lurid alle- necessary for the city to succeed—I would Business acumen: Each year the may- What’s needed is the talent to recon- gations and maneuvers and then by in- look for these essentials: or sends a proposed budget to the City cile perspectives and reach agreement. cumbent Mayor Ed Murray’s stunning Respect for Seattle values: A good may- Council for approval and revision. Togeth- A good mayor must convene, facilitate decision not to seek a second term. or must have a feeling for Seattle’s brand, er the mayor and council must make sure and clarify diverse thought. Now, with the August 1 primary only keeping this city true to its can-do spirit, funds are spent wisely and appropriately. This is a daunting list, maybe not 11 weeks away, citizens must seriously embracing new ideas while not discarding Again quoting the late Richard McIver: completely achievable. But this is Seat- consider who can best govern Seattle. old ones. Ensuring government transpar- “You don’t have the right to take scarce tle; and, with luck, we will search out, What’s at stake is electing someone ency and encouraging citizen input are city resources and squander them on pet find and elect the talented individual with the management skills to keep Se- part of that respect. So, too, is cherishing projects.” (Think Pronto.) who can best govern our city. attle running, to keep it vital and func- the city’s 90 distinct neighborhoods. These Political muscle: When needed, the Jean Godden is a veteran Seattle PI and tional for all its residents. neighborhoods should not—must not— mayor must defend Seattle against the Seattle Times newspaperwoman and city As the late Councilmember Richard be allowed to smother under brittle new- Trump administration’s misdirection on councilwoman. Her column gives us an McIver, my one-time mentor at Seattle ness and mindless density. immigration, refugees, federal funding insider’s view of city politics.

West Seattle ‘Meet Up’ with Historical society to seek new executive director Pramila Jayapal set for May 23 position in time for the successor to After four-plus years of leadership, overlap with Eals, who has been in- Clay Eals steps down from post volved with the historical society since its founding in 1984. The Southwest Seattle Historical So- Eals became the historical society’s LISTEN TO THE ciety soon will seek a new executive first executive director in January 2013. director to succeed heritage advocate He expressed gratitude for the opportu- BEAT WHERE Clay Eals, who has resigned after four- nity, adding that he is confident that the WEST SEATTLE and-a-quarter years in the position. organization’s mission, track record and In a letter to the organization’s board, board leadership will result in contin- MEETS Eals wrote that his decision to step down ued organizational success. stems from “a desire to spend more time The author, historian and ex-journal- BREAKFAST focusing on other aspects of my life.” ist wrote in his resignation letter that AND LUNCH His departure will be effective in the timing of the transition would be mid-July. The board plans to begin “as good as it gets” for the organization. 7 A.M. - 3 P.M. advertising for the full-time position Information provided by Southwest Se- later this month and hopes to fill the attle Historical Society Join Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal’s WE BUY, SELL & TRADE staff at an office meet-up on Tues., May 23 USED RECORDS, CDS Now Serving our in West Seattle from 9–10 a.m. AND DVDS Her outreach staff will be available to an- New Spring swer questions, provide an overview of the Family Friendly office’s work and functions, and update you Menu on her legislative activities. Because space RECORD SHOP is limited at each meet-up location, they OPEN 7 DAYS ask that you RSVP in advance. You must go online to RSVP to this web address. tinyurl. A WEEK com/mqdtdvp.

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A little magic is happening Wednesday Plus, songs, games and art projects, in to attend and celebrate Gayle’s life. In lieu of mornings at Brookdale Admiral Heights. between. WSOBITUARIES flowers, you may make donation to her fa- Residents at the senior community have Research has shown that intergener- vorite cause, the rescue and rehabilitation of paired up with third grade students from ational programs can benefit both age wildlife. Donations can be made to the West Lafayette Elementary School in a 6-week groups immeasurably. As you can see on Sound Wildlife Shelter at 7501 NE Dolphin Dr, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110. curriculum project. our residents’ faces, they’ve gained friend- Published in Westside Seattle, May 19, 2017. There’s at least a 60-year age difference ships and enjoyed teaching moments with between them, but you wouldn’t know it. their 8- and 9-year-old students. Dee Umbreit They became pals at their first meeting, There are two more weeks in May to December 24, 1922 - May 7, 2017 dubbed them “Senior Buddies.” Since complete the project, with a final send-off Age 94 then, they’ve been busy getting to know in June before school’s out. Several have A life so beautifully lived deserves to be each other and working together on writ- already asked if they can come visit during beautifully remembered. A ceremony to cele- ing (with pencil and paper, no technol- the Summer break. We’ll start again in the brate the life of Dee Umbreit was held Sunday, ogy here!), presenting, interviewing and Fall with new classes of third graders and May 14, 2017 at Highline United Methodist perhaps most importantly, conversation. more eager residents. Church in Burien; a beloved mother, friend, mentor, and aunt who will join her heavenly Father’s arms, along with her husband Bud Gayle Ann Seyl and other family loved ones. Gayle Ann (Jung) Seyl, 69, of Kent, WA, Published in Westside Seattle, May 19, 2017. passed away unexpectedly on April 25, 2017. Gayle was born on June 5, 1947 in Seattle to ∆ Charles and Klarinell Jung. She was preceded in death by her husband LCDR Stephen Jo- seph Seyl, July 4, 2015.

Gayle is survived by her four children, out ∆ Marjorie (Richard Brewster), Stephen, Ann Bustamante, and Timothy (Denise); sister, Cheryle (Jung) Briggs; and her three grand- about& children, Jacob and Jesse Bustamante, and Jessica Seyl. She grew up in West Seattle, graduated BURIEN from West Seattle High School in 1965. She met and married Stephen Seyl a naval officer in 1968. She later graduated from City Uni- versity in 1991. Gayle lived many years on Bainbridge Island where she raised her chil- dren, owned a business, and was involved in the community. A Celebration of Life is scheduled for Monday, May 22, 2017 from 2-5 pm at Ki- Resident Ken Lowthian and Kaden Malmberg. ana Lodge in Poulsbo, WA. All are welcome Fly Fish LINN, SCHISEL & DEMARCO, PS Chile

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SWEET SWEET MUSIC on environmental sustainability, provide 14th Ave. N.W. and N.W. 58th Fauntleroy Church resources to our community, or who Sat., May 20, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Join your DES MOINES CITYWIDE 9140 California Ave. S.W. help support bees. We hope you can BEE neighbors on for East Ballard Communi- PLAYGROUND PROJECT WALK Fri., May 19, 7:30 p.m. This evening of there! Watch the West Seattle Bee Garden ty Association’s biannual Adopt A Street Des Moines Marina music will feature hits from the 1970s. $10/ website for updates as the day gets closer. Cleanup. New for this year, EBCA received 22307 Dock Ave. adult; kids free at the door; includes dessert www.westseattlebeegarden.com. a Department of Neighborhood matching Sun., May 21, 11 a.m. Explore several great and beverage. grant to work with their partners, Dirt- parks in the city and learn about the play- TASTE OF WEST SEATTLE 2017 Corps, to restore the rain gardens on 14th ground project to renovate and replace the DAYSTAR TOASTMASTERS The Hall at Fauntleroy at N.W. 58th Street. The afternoon will old playground equipment and install new Daystar Retirement Village 9131 California Ave. S.W. wrap up with a celebration of the one year play areas. Our walk will take us around to 2615 S.W. Barton Thurs., May 25, VIP admission: 6 p.m., East Ballard Greenstreet anniversary on Des Moines Beach Park, Field House Park, Sat., May 20. 10–11 a.m. Come experience General admission: 6:30 p.m. The West 11th Ave NW. This is a great opportunity and Steven J. Underwood Park. We will see the safe, supportive atmosphere in which Seattle Helpline is proud to host the 12th to make our neighborhood a nicer place to in person the need for this important proj- you can grow your communication and annual “Taste of West Seattle.” This local, live. Coffee and treats will be on hand to ect and learn how we can help make new leadership skills. Improve your ability to community-based is the largest keep you well-fueled! play areas a reality for our kids and fami- think-on-your-feet and become more com- event of its kind in West Seattle. We will lies. For more details on the Citywide Play- fortable speaking to groups. Arrive 5 to 10 feature food and drink from 50 different SALMON BAY NATURAL ground Project, partnership opportunities minutes early for orientation. For more restaurants, breweries, wineries, coffee AREA CLEANUP or community engagement contact Patrice information visit daystarclub.toastmaster- shops, bakeries, chocolatiers, specialty The Canal Thorell at [email protected] or sclubs.org or call Bill at 206.932.6706. food stores and more! All proceeds from 5300 34th Ave. N.W. 206.870.6527. the event go directly to support the West Sat., May 20, 10 a.m.–Noon. Join Ground- HONEY RUN Seattle Helpline’s emergency assistance swell NW in cleaning up Marvin’s Garden MAKING RETIREMENT SECURITY High Point Commons Park programs for low-income individuals and and the Salmon Bay Natural Area. The plan REAL FOR EVERYONE 6400 Sylvan Way S.W. families in West Seattle who are recover- is to start out at the west end of The Canal Burien Community Center Sat., May 20th, 8:30–10 a.m. This a free, ing from a crisis or unexpected hardship. Parking lot at the 34th Ave. N.W. shoreline 14700 6th Ave. S. informal, fun run for all ages—especially Must be 21 and over. For tickets and more street end, just south of N.W. 54th St. Con- Wed., May 24, 10-11:30 a.m. An interac- kids—that takes place before the rest of the info visit tasteofwestseattle.org/. tact Seattle Clean Street at seattlecleans- tive workshop by Puget Sound Advocates West Seattle Bee Festival begins. One lap [email protected] or Dave Boyd at dave. for Retirement Action. What will happen around the park is 1K. Runners compete to BALLARD [email protected] for more information. if Social Security or Medicare programs see how many laps they can do, and in how are rolled back, converted to vouchers, or short a time. More details, including a map, THE GREAT UNKNOWN CHALLENGE HIGHLINE privatized? Will seniors who need long- at www.westseattlebeegarden.com. Hale’s Brewery term care still have access to Medicaid? 4301 Leary Way N.W. SKCD ANNUAL SPAGHETTI DINNER What can we do to defend what we already WEST SEATTLE BEE FESTIVAL Sat., May 20, 9 a.m.–1 p.m. The Great Un- IAM Hall have and expand these programs to include High Point Commons Park known Challenge is an exhilarating event 9125 15th Pl. S. more of the services we need? 6400 Sylvan Way S.W. that will test your ability to conquer un- Sat., May 18, 5 p.m. Join the South King Sat., May 20, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This one- known challenges while supporting the County Democrats for a spaghetti buffet BURIEN DRINKING LIBERALLY of-a-kind, free neighborhood festival Lupus Foundation of America. These chal- dinner. The Third Annual Spaghetti Din- Angelo’s Restaurant, the DaVinci room takes place at High Point Commons Park, lenges will require the use of your brain, ner features the keynote speaker Mark 601 S.W. 153rd St. home to the West Seattle Bee Garden. See brawn and/or sense of adventure. Some McDermott who will be speaking on the Thurs., May 25, any time from 6:30 and learn more about bees from Puget challenges will be truly unique and, in some topics of saving Medicare and Social Se- PM onward. Drinking Liberally gives Sound Beekeepers. Find out how you can cases, a once-in-a-lifetime experience. We curity. Candidates for the 2017 ballot will like-minded, left-leaning individuals a help bees survive and thrive. Would you are NOT an obstacle course event, a scav- have an opportunity to come to the stage place to talk politics. You don’t need to be like to BEE in a Kids Costume Parade? enger hunt or an urban race. We DO have and introduce themselves to the audience a policy expert—just come and learn from That is one of the many fun activities for a beer garden! So what the heck are we? in our famous Candidates’ Roll-Call. Our peers, trade jokes, vent frustration and kids. We’ll also have great music, won- Register and you’ll find out on event day! Silent auction will round out the evening. hang out in an environment where it’s not derful food, and a street fair. Our vendor Event is 21+. www.thegreatunknownchal Tickets are available now for $25 at skcd. taboo to talk politics. lenge.org. Legal/Public Notices must be received [email protected] PUBLICNOTICES no later than 12 noon on Friday IN THE SUPERIOR been issued to any other co-no- This bar is effective as to claims IN THE SUPERIOR Ex Parte Department, Room W325, IN THE SUPERIOR the court in which the probate Address for Mailing or Services: COURT OF THE STATE OF tice agents and a personal rep- against both the decedent’s COURT OF THE STATE OF of the King County Superior Court COURT OF THE STATE OF proceedings were commenced. P.O. BOX 70567 WASHINGTON IN AND FOR resentative of the decedent’s probate and nonprobate assets. WASHINGTON FOR KING at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, June WASHINGTON IN AND FOR The claim must be presented Seattle, WA 98127 THE COUNTY OF KING estate has not been appointed. COUNTY 15, 2017, at which time and place THE COUNTY OF KING within the later of: (1) Thirty NO: 17-4-02909-0SEA Any person having a claim Date of first publication of this NO: 15-4-02328-1SEA any person interested in the estate NO: 17-4-02932-4SEA days after the personal repre- Court of probate proceedings NON-PROBATE NOTICE TO against the decedent must, notice: NOTICE OF HEARING may appear and file objections to PROBATE NOTICE TO sentative served or mailed the and Cause Number: CREDITORS before the time the claim would May 12, 2017 PETITION FOR and contest the petition and/or final CREDITORS notice to the creditor as pro- King County Superior Court RCW 11.42.030 be barred by any otherwise ap- DISTRIBUTION account. RCW 11.40.030 vided under RCW 11.40.020 (1) 17-4-02932-4SEA plicable statute of limitations, The co-notice agents declares CLERK’S ACTION (c ) or (2) four months after the In the matter of: present the claim in the manner under penalty of perjury under REQUIRED In the matter of the estate of: date of first publication of the Published in the Westside Seat- RONALD Z. EDSON, as provided in RCW 11.42.070 the laws of the State of Wash- Date of publication: VIVIAN T. HOLDORF, notice. If the claim is not pre- tle on May 19, 26, June 2, 2017 Deceased. by serving on or mailing to the ington under the date of May In the matter of the estate of: May 19, 2017 Deceased. sented within this time frame, #6724 co-notice agents or the co- 2, 2017 in the city of Seattle, BYRON HOOK, the claim is forever barred, THE CO-NOTICE AGENTS notice agents’ attorney at the Washington that the foregoing is Deceased. Attorney for the Personal THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- except as otherwise provided NAMED BELOW has elected to address stated below a copy of true and correct. Representative: TIVE NAMED BELOW has been in RCW 11.40.051 and RCW To Place Your give notice to creditors of the the claim and filing the original NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL SARAH E. SMITH appointed as personal repre- 11.40.060. This bar is effective above named decedent. As of of the creditor’s claim with the Co-Notice Agents: INTERESTED IN ABOVE ESTATE WSBA # 39605 sentative of this estate. Any as to claims against both the Legal Notice in the date of the filing of a copy court. The claim must be pre- Guy C. Edson THAT: person having a claim against decedent’s probate and non- of this notice with the court, the sented within the later of: (1) Lori Midgett (1) Catherine Walker, as Personal Address for Mailing or Service: the decedent must, before the probate assets. co-notice agents has no knowl- Thirty days after the co-notice Representative (PR) of the above P.O. BOX 70567 time the claim would be barred Westside edge of any other person acting agents served or mailed the no- Attorneys for co-notice Agents: estate has filed with the Clerk of Seattle, WA 98127-0567 by any otherwise applicable Date of first publication: as co-notice agents or of the tice to the creditor as provided SARAH E. SMITH, the above Court: statute of limitations, pres- May 19, 2017 Seattle appointment of a personal rep- under RCW 11.42.020(2)(c); or WSBA #39605 The Final Account and Petition for Court of probate proceedings ent the claim in the manner Please call resentative of the decedent’s (2) four months after the date Address for Mailing or Service: Distribution of the estate, request- and Cause Number: as provided in RCW 11.40.070 Personal Representative: estate in the state of Washing- of first publication of the notice. P.O. BOX 70567 ing the Court to settle the final ac- King County Superior Court by serving on or mailing to the Charles W. Holdorf, Jr. 206.376.5952 ton. According to the records of If the claim is not presented Seattle, WA 98127 count, distribute the property of the 15-4-02328-1SEA personal representative or the or email the court as are available on the within this time frame, the estate to the heirs or persons enti- personal representative’s attor- Attorney for the Personal date of the filing of this notice claim is forever barred, except Published in the Westside Se- tled thereto, and discharge the PR; Published in the Westside Se- ney at the address stated below Representative: legals@ with the court, a cause number as otherwise provided in RCW attle on May 12, 19, 26, 2017 (2) The Final Account and Petition attle on May 19, 2017 a copy of the claim and filing SARAH E. SMITH robinsonnews.com regarding the decedent has not 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. # 6722 for Distribution will be heard in the # 6723 the original of the claim with WSBA # 39605 WESTSIDE SEATTLE FRIDAY, MAY 19, 2017 11 Legal/Public Notices must be received [email protected] PUBLICNOTICES no later than 12 noon on Friday IN THE SUPERIOR IN THE SUPERIOR days after the personal repre- your failure so to do, judgment Telephone: (206) 264-4577 enter an order terminating your The Highlands School located the creditor as provided under COURT OF THE STATE OF COURT OF THE STATE OF sentative served or mailed the will be rendered against you Email: [email protected] parent-child relationship and ap- at The Highlands, Seattle, WA RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c) or (2) four WASHINGTON IN AND FOR WASHINGTON IN AND FOR notice to the creditor as pro- according to the demand of the proving or providing for the adop- admits students without regard months after the date of first THE COUNTY OF KING THE COUNTY OF KING vided under RCW 11.40.020 (3); complaint, which has been filed Published in the Westside Se- tion of the above-named child. to sex, race, creed, color, physi- publication of the notice. If the NO. 17-3-01723-3SEA NO: 17-4-02807-7KNT or (2) four months after the date with the clerk of said court. attle on May 12, 19, 26, June 2, cal handicaps or national and claim is not presented within PROBATE NOTICE TO of first publication of the notice. The object of the action is to: 9, 16, 2017 You are further notified that you ethnic origin to all their rights, this time frame, the claim is for- SUMMONS BY CREDITORS If the claim is not presented quiet title in the Plaintiff of #1723 have the right to be represented by privileges, programs and ac- ever barred, except as otherwise PUBLICATION RCW 11.40.030 within this time frame, the specified properties, obtain an attorney, and if you are indigent tivities generally according or provided in RCW 11.40.051 and claim is forever barred, except a declaration that the above and request an attorney, an attor- made available to students at RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- ERIC SCHNEIDER In the matter of the estate of: as otherwise provided in RCW described Defendants have no IN THE SUPERIOR ney will be appointed for you. The Highlands School. It does fective as to claims against both Petitioner, EDUARD KUZMYCH, 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. right title or interest in the said COURT OF THE STATE OF not discriminate on any of these the decedent’s probate and non- Deceased. This bar is effective as to claims properties; to seek a declara- WASHINGTON IN AND FOR You are further notified that your basis in administration or educa- probate assets. And against both the decedent’s tory judgment that none of the THE COUNTY OF KING failure to respond to this termina- tional policy, admission policies, THE CO-PERSONAL REPRESEN- probate and non-probate as- Defendants have a power of NO. 17-5-00382-5KNT tion action within thirty (30) days of or athletic and other school ad- Date of first publication: KELCY WARE TATIVES NAMED BELOW has sets. attorney with respect to the the first date of publication of this ministered programs. May 19, 2017 Respondent. been appointed as Co-personal Plaintiff, to invalidate any trust SUMMONS AND NOTICE BY summons and notice will result representatives of this estate. Any Date of first publication: instruments prepared by any PUBLICATION OF PETITION/ in the termination of your parent- The Highlands School Personal Representative: To the Respondent: person having a claim against the May 12, 2017 of them affecting Plaintiff, for HEARING RE TERMINATION OF child relationship with respect to Seattle, WA 98177 H. LeGrand Clarkson decedent must, before the time trespass to real estate, to enjoin PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIP the child. 1. The petitioner has started the claim would be barred by Personal Representative: further transfers of any of the Published in the Westside Se- Attorney for the Personal an action in the above court any otherwise applicable statute Dominick V. Driano described parcels of real estate, IN THE MATTER OF THE You are further notified you have attle on May 19, 2017 Representative: requesting: of limitations, present the claim for slander of title and eject- ADOPTION OF a right to file a claim of paternity #1725 MARY ANN STRICKLER [X] that your marriage or do- in the manner as provided in Attorney for the Personal ment from the described real ELIJAH KENNER HAMILTON under Chapter 26.26 of the Re- WSBA # 25294 mestic partnership be dis- RCW 11.40.070 by serving on or Representative: estate, and for various other A person(s) under age eighteen vised Code of Washington. solved. mailing to the Co-personal rep- DOMINICK V. DRIANO forms of monetary relief based TO: CESAR SALINAs, noncon- PUBLIC NOTICE Address for Mailing or Services: 2. The petition also requests resentatives or the Co-personal WSBA # 3469 upon the financial exploitation senting father/alleged father You are further notified that your AAAA MINI STORAGE 303 Cleveland Avenue SE #201 that the court grant the follow- representatives’ attorney at the of the Plaintiff, as more fully You are hereby summoned to ap- failure to file a claim of paternity Tumwater, WA 98501 ing relief: address stated below a copy of Address for Mailing or Services: described in the First Amended pear within thirty (30) days after under Chapter 26.26 Revised Code AAAA Mini Storage announces [X] Other: NONE the claim and filing the original of 4511 44th Avenue SW Complaint. The description of the date of first publication of this of Washington or to respond to the the following self-storage units Court of probate proceedings the claim with the court in which Seattle, WA 98116 the real properties affected by summons, to-wit, within thirty petition for termination of parent- of mostly household goods to and Cause Number: 3. You must respond to this the probate proceedings were this action are as follows: (30) days after the 12th day of child relationship which has been be sold at auction on or after, Thurston County Superior Court summons by serving a copy of commenced. The claim must be Court of probate proceedings May, 2017 and defend the above- filed herein within thirty (30) days Friday, May 19, 2017 9am due to 17-4-00283-34 your written response on the presented within the later of: (1) and Cause Number: Parcel #1 entitled action in Petion, and serve of the first publication of this sum- non-payment of rent: person signing this summons Thirty days after the Co-personal King County Superior Court That property having a com- a copy of your answer upon Peti- mons and notice is grounds to Published in the Westside Seat- and by filing the original with representatives served or mailed 17-4-02843-3SEA mon street address of 3425 S. tioner at the address below stated; terminate your parent-child rela- AAAA Mini Storage #2 9640 tle on May 19, 26, June 2, 2017 the clerk of the court. If you do the notice to the creditor as pro- 176th St, Unit 242, SeaTac, WA if you fail to do so, judgment may tionship with respect to the child. Des Moines Memorial Drive Se- #1727 not serve your written response vided under RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c); King County Superior Court 98188, tax parcel no. 921070- be rendered against you according attle, Wa. 98108 within 60 days after the date of or (2) four months after the date of E609, King County CourtHOUSE 0670., and legally described to the request of the Petition for You are further notified that if the C131 Jon Park the first publication of this sum- first publication of the notice. If 516 THIRD AVENUE as follows: Unit 242, of Build- Adoption and the Petition for Ter- child is either: C206 Shanna Manu IN THE SUPERIOR mons (60 days after the 5th day the claim is not presented within SEATTLE, WA 98104 ing 8, the Wedgewood, a con- mination of Parent-Child Relation- (A) A MEMBER OF AN INDIAN C251 Karl Hackett COURT OF THE STATE OF of May, 2017), the court may this time frame, the claim is for- 206-206-296-9300 dominium recorded in volume ship which has been filed with the TRIBE OR D007 John Handy WASHINGTON IN AND FOR enter an order of default against ever barred, except as otherwise 29 of condominiums, pages 18 Clerk of said court. (B) ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP D016 Brad Goodspeed THE COUNTY OF KING you, and the court may, without provided in RCW 11.40.051 and Published in the Westside Se- through 37, according to the IN AN INDIAN TRIBE AND THE D225 Donald Smith NO: 17-4-02657-1SEA further notice to you, enter a RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- attle on May 12, 19, 26, 2017 declaration thereof recorded YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that BIOLOGICAL CHILD OF A MEMBER D228 Dominic Micomonaco PROBATE NOTICE TO decree and approve or provide fective as to claims against both #1722 under King County recording a petition has been filed with the OF AN INDIAN TRIBE AND IF YOU E038 Lorence Duran CREDITORS for other relief requested in this the decedent’s probate and non- number 7902270937 and any Clerk of the above court request- ACKNOWLEDGE paternity of the E074 Ali Hatem RCW 11.40.030 summons. In the case of dis- probate assets. amendments thereto; Situate ing that the parent-child relation- child or if your paternity of the child E085 Olivia Slaughter solution of marriage, the court IN THE SUPERIOR in the city of SeaTac, County of ship between you and the above- is established prior to the termina- E109 Aliou Bah In the matter of the estate of: will not enter the final decree Date of first publication: COURT OF THE STATE OF King, state of Washington named child be terminated. The tion of your parent-child relation- E138 Marcos Carmona DOROTHY LEE GILL, until at least 90 days after May 5, 2017 WASHINGTON IN AND FOR object of the action is to seek an ship, your parental rights may not E167 Paul Ward Deceased. service and filing. If you serve THE COUNTY OF KING Said parcel is also known as order terminating the parent-child be terminated unless: E182 Hector Cabrera-Caceres a notice of appearance on the Co-Personal Representatives: SUMMONS BY WEDGEWOOD CONDOMINIUM relationship between you and the (A)YOU GIVE VALID CONSENT TO E188 Justin Johnson THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- undersigned person, you are Nadiya I. Kuzmych PUBLICATION UNIT 242 child and a Decree of Adoption TERMINATION OR E249 Sonia Flores TIVE NAMED BELOW has been entitled to notice before an or- Andriy A. Kuzmych NO. 17-2-03477-1KNT declaring the petitioner(s) to be the (B) YOUR PARENT-CHILD RE- E252 Jomar Manalo appointed as personal represen- der of default or a decree may Parcel #2 legal parent(s) of the child. LATIONSHIP IS TERMINATED E279 Pedro Garduno-Sanchez tative of this estate. Any person be entered. Attorney for the Co-Personal GRECIA N. LUKE, That property having a com- INVOLUNTARILY PURSUANT TO E315 Lauren Hersey having a claim against the dece- Representatives: Plaintiff, mon street address of 3445 S. BORN CHILD. The child was born CHAPTER 26.33 OR CHAPTER dent must, before the time the Your written response to the JAMES A. FELDMAN 176th St, Unit 303, SeaTac, WA on August 6, 2014 in the City of 13.34 OF THE REVISED CODE OF All units will be sold at Public claim would be barred by any summons and petition must be WSBA # 5618 vs. 98188, tax parcel no. 921070- Bellevue, State of Washington. WASHINGTON. Auction. All units will be sold as otherwise applicable statute of on form: 1650, and legally described as The name of the child’s mother a whole, (not pieced out) to the limitations, present the claim in [X] FL Divorce 211, Response to Address for Mailing or Services: SIR FREDERICK L. MCAFEE, JR. follows: was Ashley Bardsley at the time NOTE: “INDIAN TRIBE” IS DE- highest bidder. The units contain the manner as provided in RCW Petition (Marriage). 19303 44th Avenue West and JANE DOE MCAFEE, hus- Unit 303, of Building 20, the the child was born. The name of FINED IN 25 U.S.C 1903. IT RE- mostly household goods, home 11.40.070 by serving on or mail- Lynnwood, WA 98036 band and wife, and the marital Wedgewood, a condominium the child’s mother is now Ashley FERS TO AMERICAN INDIANS OR and kitchen, garden tools, and ing to the personal representative 4. Information about how to community comprised thereof, recorded in volume 29 of con- Bardsley. You have been named ALASKA NATIVES. furniture. All units subject to or the personal representative’s get this form may be obtained Court of probate proceedings d/b/a MCAFEE TRUST, d/b/a dominiums, pages 18 through as the father or possible father of One method of filing your response cancellation without notice. attorney at the address stated by contacting the clerk of the and Cause Number: PREDICTABLE LIFE, INC., d/b/a 37, according to the declara- the child. and serving a copy on the peti- below a copy of the claim and fil- court, by contacting the Admin- King County Superior Court PREDICTABLE LIFE ASSET tion thereof recorded under tioner is to send them by certified Published in the Westside Se- ing the original of the claim with istrative Office of the Courts at 17-4-02807-7KNT MANAGEMENT, d/b/a MCAFEE King County recording number UNBORN CHILD. The child was mail with return receipt requested. attle on May 19, 2017 the court in which the probate (360) 705-5328, or from the In- REVOCABLE FUNDED LIVING 7902270937 and any amend- conceived in or about the month of #1726 proceedings were commenced. ternet at the Washington State Published in the Westside Se- TRUST; GGLDH, LLC, an inac- ments thereto; December, 2013 in the city, town Dated this day: May 1, 2017 The claim must be presented Courts homepage: http://www. attle on May 5, 12, 19, 2017 tive Washington Limited Liabil- Situate in the city of SeaTac, or general area of Bellevue, Wash- within the later of: (1) Thirty days courts.wa.gov/forms # 1721 ity Company; DAVID EVANS and County of King, state of Wash- ington. The child’s expected date Henry H. Judson III IN THE SUPERIOR after the personal representa- JANE DOE EVANS, husband and ington of birth is August 6, 2014. The COURT OF THE STATE OF tive served or mailed the notice 5. If you wish to seek the advice wife, and the marital commu- child’s mother is Ashley Bardsley. Barbara Miner , King County Su- WASHINGTON IN AND to the creditor as provided under of an attorney in this matter, IN THE SUPERIOR nity comprised thereof; ROB- Said parcel is also known as perior Court Clerk FOR THE COUNTY OF RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c); or (2) four you should do so promptly so COURT OF THE STATE OF ERT HAWK EVANS and MARY WEDGEWOOD CONDOMINIUM The court hearing on the Petition THURSTON months after the date of first that your written response, if WASHINGTON IN AND FOR ROE EVANS, husband and wife, UNIT 303 for Termination of Parent-Child Re- By, O. Childress-White, Deputy NO: 17-4-00283-34 publication of the notice. If the any, may be served on time. THE COUNTY OF KING and the marital community lationship shall be on the 19th day Clerk PROBATE NOTICE TO claim is not presented within this NO: 17-4-02843-3SEA comprised thereof; MEGAN LEE Parcel #3 of June, 2017 at 1:30pm in room CREDITORS time frame, the claim is forever 6. One method of serving a PROBATE NOTICE TO and JOHN DOE LEE, wife and That property having a common W-325 of the King County Court- FILE RESPONSE WITH: RCW 11.40.030 barred, except as otherwise pro- copy of your response on the CREDITORS husband and the marital com- street address of 3445 S. 176th house, 516 Third Avenue, Seattle, Clerk of the Court vided in RCW 11.40.051 and RCW petitioner is to send it by cer- RCW 11.40.030 munity comprised thereof; also St, Unit 306, SeaTac, WA 98188, WA, 98104 or Room 1-J of the Re- King County Superior Court In the matter of the estate of: 11.40.060. This bar is effective tified mail with return receipt all other persons or parties tax parcel no. 921070-1670, and gional Justice Center, 401 4th Ave E-609 King County Courthouse VICTORIA ASENATH CLARK- as to claims against both the de- requested. In the matter of the estate of: unknown claiming any right, legally described as follows: N, Kent, WA 516 Third Avenue SON, cedent’s probate and non-probate AGNES I. THURSTEN AKA AG- title, estate, lien or interest in Unit 306, of Building 20, the 98032. Seattle, Washington 98104 Deceased. assets. 7. Other: NONE NES IRENE THURSTEN, the real estate described in the Wedgewood, a condominium Or Deceased. complaint herein, recorded in volume 29 of con- YOUR FAILURE TO APPEAR AT Clerk of the Court THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- Date of first publication: This summons is issued pursu- Defendants. dominiums, pages 18 through THIS HEARING MAY RESULT IN A Regional Justice Center TIVE NAMED BELOW has been May 5, 2017 ant to RCW 4.28.100 and Supe- THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- 37, according to the declara- DEFAULT ORDER PERMANENTLY 401 4th Ave N appointed as personal repre- rior Court Civil Rule 4.1 of the TIVE NAMED BELOW has been The State of Washington to all tion thereof recorded under TERMINATING ALL OF YOUR Kent, WA 98032 sentative of this estate. Any Personal Representative: state of Washington. appointed as personal repre- other persons or parties un- King County recording number RIGHTS TO THE ABOVE-NAMED person having a claim against Michael Claude Gill sentative of this estate. Any known claiming any right, title, 7902270937 and any amend- CHILD. SERVE A COPY OF YOUR RE- the decedent must, before the File Original of Your Response person having a claim against estate, lien or interest in the ments thereto; SPONSE ON: time the claim would be barred Attorney for the Personal with the Clerk of the Court at: the decedent must, before the real estate described in the Situate in the city of SeaTac, You may respond to this sum- Petitioner: Ashley Bardsley, Dan- by any otherwise applicable Representative: 516 3rd Avenue time the claim would be barred complaint herein, County of King, state of Wash- mons and notice by filing a writ- iel Hamilton statute of limitations, present HENRY W. GRENLEY Seattle, WA 98104 by any otherwise applicable You are hereby summoned to ington ten response with the Clerk of the 14240 SE Allen Road the claim in the manner as pro- WSBA # 1321 statute of limitations, pres- appear within sixty days after Said parcel is also known as Court and serving a copy of your Bellevue, WA 98006 vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- Serve a Copy of ent the claim in the manner the date of the first publica- WEDGEWOOD CONDOMINIUM response on the petitioner whose ing on or mailing to the personal Address for Mailing or Services: Your Response on: as provided in RCW 11.40.070 tion of this summons, to wit, UNIT 306. name and address appear at the Published in the Westside Se- representative or the personal P.O. BOX 70567 Petitioner: by serving on or mailing to the within sixty days after the 12th end of this summons and notice. attle on May 12, 19, 26, 2017 representative’s attorney at the Seattle, WA 98127-0567 Eric Schneider personal representative or the day of May, 2017, and defend DATED: May 3, 2017 If you do not serve your written #1724 address stated below a copy of 1301 North Ephata Avenue personal representative’s attor- the above entitled action in the response within thirty (30) days the claim and filing the original Court of probate proceedings Connell, WA 99326 ney at the address stated below above entitled court, and an- By: /s/: Bradley S. Wolf . after the date of the first publica- of the claim with the court in and Cause Number: [email protected] a copy of the claim and filing swer the First Amended Com- Bradley S. Wolf, WSBA #21252 tion of this summons and notice, PUBLIC NOTICE which the probate proceedings King County Superior Court the original of the claim with plaint of the Plaintiff, GRECIA N. Attorney for Plaintiff Grecia N. the court may enter an Order of THE HIGHLANDS SCHOOL were commenced. The claim 17-4-02657-1SEA Published in the Westside Se- the court in which the probate LUKE, and serve a copy of your Luke Default against you permanently must be presented within the attle on May 5, 12, 19, 26, June proceedings were commenced. answer upon the undersigned Law Office of Bradley S. Wolf terminating all of your rights to NOTICE OF RACIALLY NON- later of: (1) Thirty days after Published in the Westside Se- 2, 9, 2017 The claim must be presented attorneys for Plaintiff at his of- 811 First Avenue, Suite 350 the above-named child. The court DISCRIMINATORY POLICY AS TO the personal representative attle on May 5, 12, 19, 2017 #1720 within the later of: (1) Thirty fice below stated; and in case of Seattle, WA 98104 may, without further notice to you, STUDENTS served or mailed the notice to #6721 12 FRIDAY, MAY 19, 2017 WESTSIDE SEATTLE Legal/Public Notices must be received [email protected] PUBLICNOTICES no later than 12 noon on Friday IN THE SUPERIOR the notice to the creditor as pro- IN THE SUPERIOR to the creditor as provided under IN THE SUPERIOR publication of this summons (60 a Florida corporation; STATE OF to defend the above-entitled COURT OF THE STATE OF vided under RCW 11.40.020(3); COURT OF THE STATE OF RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c) or (2) four COURT OF THE STATE OF days after the 14th day of April, WASHINGTON, DEPARTMENT action in the King County Supe- WASHINGTON IN AND FOR or (2) four months after the date WASHINGTON IN AND FOR months after the date of first WASHINGTON IN AND FOR 2017), the court may enter an OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIES; rior Court in and for the State of THE COUNTY OF KING of first publication of the notice. THE COUNTY OF KING publication of the notice. If the THE COUNTY OF KING order of default against you, and TWIN LAKES HOMEOWNER’S Washington., and to answer the NO: 17-4-02328-8SEA If the claim is not presented NO: 17-4-02930-8SEA claim is not presented within NO: 17-4-01244-8KNT the court may, without further ASSOCIATION, INC., a Washing- complaint of ROBERT E. POPE PROBATE NOTICE TO within this time frame, the PROBATE NOTICE TO this time frame, the claim is for- PROBATE NOTICE TO notice to you, enter a decree and ton nonprofit corporation; STATE and to serve a copy of your CREDITORS claim is forever barred, except CREDITORS ever barred, except as otherwise CREDITORS approve or provide for other re- OF WASHINGTON, EMPLOY- answer upon the undersigned RCW 11.40.030 as otherwise provided in RCW RCW 11.40.030 provided in RCW 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.030 lief requested in this summons. MENT SECURITY DEPARTMENT; attorney for the plaintiff Pope 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- In the case of dissolution of mar- SCOTT PARIS, an individual; at the law office address be- In the matter of the estate of: This bar is effective as to claims In the matter of the estate of: fective as to claims against both In the matter of the estate of: riage, the court will not enter the FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, INC., low stated; and in case of your JAMES STANLEY MOORE, against both the decedent’s pro- WILLIAM LOUIS FITCH, the decedent’s probate and non- AMY E. PATON, final decree until at least 90 days a Washington corporation; and failure to do so within the sixty Deceased. bate and non-probate assets. Deceased. probate assets. Deceased. after service and filing. If you ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PAR- (60) days specified above, judg- serve a notice of appearance TIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY ment will entered and rendered THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- Date of first publication: THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- Date of first publication: THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- on the undersigned person, you RIGHT, TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN OR against you according to the TIVE NAMED BELOW has been ap- May 5, 2017 TIVE NAMED BELOW has been May 19, 2017 TIVE NAMED BELOW has been are entitled to notice before an INTEREST IN THE REAL ESTATE demands set forth in the com- pointed as personal representative appointed as personal repre- appointed as personal repre- order of default or a decree may DESCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT plaint which has been filed with of this estate. Any person having a Personal Representative: sentative of this estate. Any Personal Representative: sentative of this estate. Any be entered. HEREIN, the clerk of this court. In order claim against the decedent must, Steve Cunningham person having a claim against Mary L. Berlinger person having a claim against Your written response to the Defendant. to defend against this lawsuit, before the time the claim would be the decedent must, before the the decedent must, before the summons and petition must be you must respond to the Com- barred by any otherwise applicable Attorney for the Personal time the claim would be barred Attorney for the Personal time the claim would be barred on form: THE STATE OF WASHINGTON TO plaint by stating your defense statute of limitations, present the Representative: by any otherwise applicable Representative: by any otherwise applicable [X] FL Divorce 211, Response to THE SAID: in writing, and serving a copy claim in the manner as provided JAMES G. BARNECUT statute of limitations, pres- HEATHER S. DE VRIEZE statute of limitations, present Petition about a Marriage upon the undersigned attorney in RCW 11.40.070 by serving on or WSBA # 7571 ent the claim in the manner WSBA # 28553 the claim in the manner as pro- MARIE HAMILTON; for the plaintiff. This is an ac- mailing to the personal represen- as provided in RCW 11.40.070 vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- 4. Information about how to get tion to quiet the plaintiff’s title tative or the personal representa- Address for Mailing or Services: by serving on or mailing to the Address for Mailing or Services: ing on or mailing to the personal this form may be obtained by THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF to the real property described tive’s attorney at the address stat- 4826 California Avenue SW personal representative or the 3909 California Avenue SW #101 representative or the personal contacting the Superior Court JAMES D. HAMILTON; and in the complaint against any ed below a copy of the claim and Seattle, WA 98116 personal representative’s attor- Seattle, WA 98116-3705 representative’s attorney at the Clerk’s office or county law ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PAR- right, title or claim you have or filing the original of the claim with ney at the address stated below address stated below a copy of library (for a fee), by contact- TIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY may have had thereagainst, and the court in which the probate pro- Court of probate proceedings a copy of the claim and filing Court of probate proceedings the claim and filing the original of ing the Administrative Office of RIGHT, TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN OR to permanently exclude without ceedings were commenced. The and Cause Number: the original of the claim with and Cause Number: the claim with the court in which the Courts at (360) 705-5328, INTEREST IN THE REAL ESTATE further notice any lien or other claim must be presented within King County Superior Court the court in which the probate King County Superior Court the probate proceedings were Washington LawHelp:www. DESCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT claim you had or may have in the later of: (1) Thirty days after the 17-4-02726-7SEA proceedings were commenced. 17-4-02985-5SEA commenced. The claim must washingtonlawhelp.org or from HEREIN, said real property. personal representative served or The claim must be presented be presented within the later of: the Internet at the Washington You are hereby summoned to mailed the notice to the creditor as Published in the Westside Se- within the later of: (1) Thirty days Published in the Westside Seat- (1) Thirty days after the personal State Courts homepage: http:// appear within sixty days after If you wish to seek the advice of provided under RCW 11.40.020(3); attle on May 5, 12, 19, 2017 after the personal representative tle on May 19, 26, June 2, 2017 representative served or mailed www.courts.wa.gov/forms the date of the first publica- an attorney in the matter, you or (2) four months after the date of #3711 served or mailed the notice to #3714 the notice to the creditor as pro- tion of this summons, to wit, should do so promptly so that first publication of the notice. If the the creditor as provided under vided under RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c 5. If you wish to seek the advice within sixty days after the 21st your written response, if any, claim is not presented within this RCW 11.40.020 (3); or (2) four ) or (2) four months after the date of an attorney in this matter, you day of April, 2017, and defend may be served on time. time frame, the claim is forever IN THE SUPERIOR months after the date of first IN THE SUPERIOR of first publication of the notice. should do so promptly so that the above entitled action in the This Summons is issued pursu- barred, except as otherwise pro- COURT OF THE STATE OF publication of the notice. If the COURT OF THE STATE OF If the claim is not presented your written response, if any, above entitled court, and answer ant to rules 4 and 5 of the Su- vided in RCW 11.40.051 and RCW WASHINGTON IN AND FOR claim is not presented within WASHINGTON IN AND FOR within this time frame, the may be served on time. the complaint of the plaintiff perior Court Civil Rules for the 11.40.060. This bar is effective THE COUNTY OF KING this time frame, the claim is for- THE COUNTY OF KING claim is forever barred, except Umpqua Bank, and serve a copy State of Washington, and the as to claims against both the de- NO: 17-4-02931-6SEA ever barred, except as otherwise NO: 17-4-03044-6SEA as otherwise provided in RCW 6. One method of serving a copy of your answer upon the under- provision of RCW 4.28.100 and cedent’s probate and non-probate PROBATE NOTICE TO provided in RCW 11.40.051 and PROBATE NOTICE TO 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. of your response on the petition- signed attorneys for plaintiff 4.28.110. assets. CREDITORS RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- CREDITORS This bar is effective as to claims er is to send it by certified mail Umpqua Bank, at his (or their) RCW 11.40.030 fective as to claims against both RCW 11.40.030 against both the decedent’s pro- with return receipt requested. office below stated; and in case Dated: April 24, 2017 Date of first publication: the decedent’s probate and non- bate and non-probate assets. of your failure so to do, judgment April 21, 2017 In the matter of the estate of: probate assets. In the matter of the estate of: 7. Other: NONE will be rendered against you ac- Attorney for Plaintiff JANINA M. BENETT, TOD MICHAEL ROOSE, Date of first publication: cording to the demand of the GARY W. EAST Personal Representative: Deceased. Date of first publication: Deceased. May 19, 2017 This summons is issued pursuant complaint, which has been filed WSBA # 2017 Jon Speltz May 12, 2017 to RCW 4.28.100 and Superior with the clerk of said court. 6677 NE Windermere Road THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- Personal Representative: Court Civil Rule 4.1 of the state of Seattle, WA 98115 Attorney for the Personal TIVE NAMED BELOW has been Personal Representative: TIVE NAMED BELOW has been LISA GONDOLA Washington. Umpqua Bank is foreclosing its 206-528-0800 Representative: appointed as personal repre- Alice B. Fitch appointed as personal repre- Mortgage encumber certain real Email: [email protected] HAROLD A. THOREEN sentative of this estate. Any sentative of this estate. Any Attorney for the Personal Dated: April 6, 2017 property located in King County, WSBA # 6378 person having a claim against Attorney for the Personal person having a claim against Representative: Washington, vested in the name Published in the Westside Se- the decedent must, before the Representative: the decedent must, before the HEATHER S. DE VRIEZE Petitioner or Lawyer/WSBA # of James D. Hamilton. The attle on May 5, 12, 19, 26, June Address for Mailing or Services: time the claim would be barred JAMES G. BARNECUT time the claim would be barred WSBA # 28553 ROSANNA CHUNG Complaint seeks: (1) a decree 2, 9, 2017 Fishermen’s Terminal by any otherwise applicable WSBA # 7571 by any otherwise applicable #42677 of foreclosure against James D. #1718 Nordby Building statute of limitations, present statute of limitations, present Address for Mailing or Services: Hamilton and all of the Defen- 1715 West Nickerson St. the claim in the manner as pro- Address for Mailing or Services: the claim in the manner as pro- 3909 California Avenue SW #101 File Original of Your Response dants named in the Complaint, Seattle, WA 98119-1633 vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- 4826 California Avenue SW vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- Seattle, WA 98116-3705 with the Clerk of the Court at: (2) a money judgment against the ing on or mailing to the personal Seattle, WA 98116 ing on or mailing to the personal KING COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT estate of James D. Hamilton, (3) To Place Your Court of probate proceedings representative or the personal representative or the personal Court of probate proceedings CLERK other relief as deemed proper by and Cause Number: representative’s attorney at the Court of probate proceedings representative’s attorney at the and Cause Number: 516 3RD ROOM E-609 the Court. King County Superior Court address stated below a copy of and Cause Number: address stated below a copy of King County Superior Court SEATTLE, WA 98104 Legal Notice in 17-4-02328-8SEA the claim and filing the original of King County Superior Court the claim and filing the original of 17-4-01244-8KNT Attorney for plaintiff: the claim with the court in which 17-4-02930-8SEA the claim with the court in which Serve a Copy of Your Witherspoon Kelley Published in the Westside Se- the probate proceedings were the probate proceedings were Published in the Westside Seat- Response on: Attn: Shelley N. Ripley, Westside attle on April 21, 28, May 5, 12, commenced. The claim must Published in the Westside Se- commenced. The claim must tle on May 19, 26, June 2, 2017 Petitioner Attorney: WSBA# 28901 19, 26, 2017 be presented within the later of: attle on May 12, 19, 26, 2017 be presented within the later of: #3716 ROSANNA CHUNG 422 W. Riverside, Suite 1100 Seattle #3709 (1) Thirty days after the personal #3713 (1) Thirty days after the personal Tran Law Group, PS Spokane, Spokane County, representative served or mailed representative served or mailed 787 Maynard Avenue South Washington 99201 the notice to the creditor as pro- the notice to the creditor as pro- IN THE SUPERIOR Seattle, WA 98104 (509) 624-5265, Please call IN THE SUPERIOR vided under RCW 11.40.020(3); IN THE SUPERIOR vided under RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c COURT OF THE STATE OF (509) 458-2728 facsimile COURT OF THE STATE OF or (2) four months after the date COURT OF THE STATE OF ) or (2) four months after the date WASHINGTON IN AND FOR Published in the Westside Seattle [email protected] 206.376.5952 WASHINGTON IN AND FOR of first publication of the notice. WASHINGTON IN AND FOR of first publication of the notice. 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THOMAS, bate and non-probate assets. JOSEPH R. LAUNDERVILLE, bate and non-probate assets. And THE COUNTY OF KING COURT OF THE STATE OF Deceased. Deceased. NO. 16-2-29884-2KNT WASHINGTON IN AND FOR Date of first publication: Date of first publication: JOHN HENRY CLAYTON THE COUNTY OF KING THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- May 12, 2017 THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- May 19, 2017 Respondent. AMENDED SUMMONS BY NO. 17-2-10603-8SEA TIVE NAMED BELOW has been TIVE NAMED BELOW has been PUBLICATION appointed as personal repre- Personal Representative: appointed as personal represen- Personal Representative: To the Respondent: SUMMONS BY sentative of this estate. Any Renata A. Benett tative of this estate. Any person Brenda Roose 1. 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