Lived in Everett community 40 years. Died at Pier One, Everett Yacht Club. He'd had a brief illness. Albert was a longshoreman. He had 9 grandchildren. He was a member of Oldtimer's Club of Everett.
Lived in Everett community 40 years. Died at Pier One, Everett Yacht Club. He'd had a brief illness. Albert was a longshoreman. He had 9 grandchildren. He was a member of Oldtimer's Club of Everett.
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September 2000
A wonderful woman employee helped me find the location, but when we went to that spot there was no marker. She grabbed the only shovel she could find and started digging (in her nice clothes) until she found a small (4" x 12"?) temporary concrete marker buried about 6" under the sod. (She said that happens often to the temporary markers -- the grass grows over them and eventually they get buried.) Apparently a permanent marker was never placed on the grave. The concrete marker was badly corroded and almost impossible to read except by feeling it with the fingers, so I am sure the picture will not be very readable as well.
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