From Flintoft's website: Joseph Wadih Abdallah, of Sammamish, died on Monday, November 26, 2018. He was 77 years of age.
Mr. Abdallah was born on February 8, 1941 in Jadayel, Lebanon, the son of Wadih and Linda Abdallah. He was raised in Jadayel, and moved to the United States in 1985, first living in Indiana and settling in Washington in 1989.
In his earlier years, Mr. Abdallah worked in the aircraft industry and served in the Lebanese military. Later in his career, he shifted his focus from avionics to retail where he owned and operated clothing stores in Lebanon and eventually joined the Men’s Wearhouse as store manager in Federal Way. In pursuit of his entrepreneurial spirit and innovative drive, in 1990 he started Lilie De Vallée, a successful skincare business that still in operation today.
Mr. Abdallah was extremely passionate about his business where he enjoyed making natural soaps and anti-aging creams for his skincare line of products. He is fondly remembered as a loving, honest and compassionate man who was always determined to care for those around him with a permanent smile on his face. He is also remembered for his interest in swimming, traveling, cooking, entertaining and barbecuing for his guests.
Survivors include his wife, Helena Abdallah, of Sammamish, WA; sons, Fadi Abdallah, of Indianapolis, IN, and Wadih (George) Abdallah, of Seattle, WA; siblings, Chaccour Abdallah, of Montreal, Canada, and Aziz Abdallah, of Jadayel, Lebanon; and his eight grandchildren.
A funeral service will be held at 10am, Friday, November 30, 2018 at Eastridge Christian Church in Issaquah. A graveside service will follow at Upper Hillside Cemetery, also in Issaquah.
Mr. Abdallah was born on February 8, 1941 in Jadayel, Lebanon, the son of Wadih and Linda Abdallah. He was raised in Jadayel, and moved to the United States in 1985, first living in Indiana and settling in Washington in 1989.
In his earlier years, Mr. Abdallah worked in the aircraft industry and served in the Lebanese military. Later in his career, he shifted his focus from avionics to retail where he owned and operated clothing stores in Lebanon and eventually joined the Men’s Wearhouse as store manager in Federal Way. In pursuit of his entrepreneurial spirit and innovative drive, in 1990 he started Lilie De Vallée, a successful skincare business that still in operation today.
Mr. Abdallah was extremely passionate about his business where he enjoyed making natural soaps and anti-aging creams for his skincare line of products. He is fondly remembered as a loving, honest and compassionate man who was always determined to care for those around him with a permanent smile on his face. He is also remembered for his interest in swimming, traveling, cooking, entertaining and barbecuing for his guests.
Survivors include his wife, Helena Abdallah, of Sammamish, WA; sons, Fadi Abdallah, of Indianapolis, IN, and Wadih (George) Abdallah, of Seattle, WA; siblings, Chaccour Abdallah, of Montreal, Canada, and Aziz Abdallah, of Jadayel, Lebanon; and his eight grandchildren.
A funeral service will be held at 10am, Friday, November 30, 2018 at Eastridge Christian Church in Issaquah. A graveside service will follow at Upper Hillside Cemetery, also in Issaquah.
From Flintoft's website: Joseph Wadih Abdallah, of Sammamish, died on Monday, November 26, 2018. He was 77 years of age.
Mr. Abdallah was born on February 8, 1941 in Jadayel, Lebanon, the son of Wadih and Linda Abdallah. He was raised in Jadayel, and moved to the United States in 1985, first living in Indiana and settling in Washington in 1989.
In his earlier years, Mr. Abdallah worked in the aircraft industry and served in the Lebanese military. Later in his career, he shifted his focus from avionics to retail where he owned and operated clothing stores in Lebanon and eventually joined the Men’s Wearhouse as store manager in Federal Way. In pursuit of his entrepreneurial spirit and innovative drive, in 1990 he started Lilie De Vallée, a successful skincare business that still in operation today.
Mr. Abdallah was extremely passionate about his business where he enjoyed making natural soaps and anti-aging creams for his skincare line of products. He is fondly remembered as a loving, honest and compassionate man who was always determined to care for those around him with a permanent smile on his face. He is also remembered for his interest in swimming, traveling, cooking, entertaining and barbecuing for his guests.
Survivors include his wife, Helena Abdallah, of Sammamish, WA; sons, Fadi Abdallah, of Indianapolis, IN, and Wadih (George) Abdallah, of Seattle, WA; siblings, Chaccour Abdallah, of Montreal, Canada, and Aziz Abdallah, of Jadayel, Lebanon; and his eight grandchildren.
A funeral service will be held at 10am, Friday, November 30, 2018 at Eastridge Christian Church in Issaquah. A graveside service will follow at Upper Hillside Cemetery, also in Issaquah.
Mr. Abdallah was born on February 8, 1941 in Jadayel, Lebanon, the son of Wadih and Linda Abdallah. He was raised in Jadayel, and moved to the United States in 1985, first living in Indiana and settling in Washington in 1989.
In his earlier years, Mr. Abdallah worked in the aircraft industry and served in the Lebanese military. Later in his career, he shifted his focus from avionics to retail where he owned and operated clothing stores in Lebanon and eventually joined the Men’s Wearhouse as store manager in Federal Way. In pursuit of his entrepreneurial spirit and innovative drive, in 1990 he started Lilie De Vallée, a successful skincare business that still in operation today.
Mr. Abdallah was extremely passionate about his business where he enjoyed making natural soaps and anti-aging creams for his skincare line of products. He is fondly remembered as a loving, honest and compassionate man who was always determined to care for those around him with a permanent smile on his face. He is also remembered for his interest in swimming, traveling, cooking, entertaining and barbecuing for his guests.
Survivors include his wife, Helena Abdallah, of Sammamish, WA; sons, Fadi Abdallah, of Indianapolis, IN, and Wadih (George) Abdallah, of Seattle, WA; siblings, Chaccour Abdallah, of Montreal, Canada, and Aziz Abdallah, of Jadayel, Lebanon; and his eight grandchildren.
A funeral service will be held at 10am, Friday, November 30, 2018 at Eastridge Christian Church in Issaquah. A graveside service will follow at Upper Hillside Cemetery, also in Issaquah.
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