The Seattle Daily Times, February 18, 1960, page 48:
Bothell Man Killed in Truck Accident
John P. Skinner, 50, of 20018 75th Ave. N. E., Bothell, was killed at 4:50 o'clock yesterday afternoon when his truck went out of control on a turn near Kenmore.
State Patrolman Don Graybill said the truck left the road at 81st Avenue Northeast and Northeast 165th Street.
The truck struck a tree, ran through a fence, went over an embankment, and careened through a field until it struck a lumber pile.
Skinner was thrown from the truck cab and was run over by the left rear dual wheels.
Coroner Leo M. Sowers said Skinner had a heart ailment but an autopsy showed that deat was caused by his injuries.
Skinners death raised the 1960 King County traffic toll to 171 of which ten were in Seattle and seven outside of the city.
The Seattle Daily Times, February 19, 1960, page 37:
J. Pete Skinner Funeral
Funeral services for John Pete Skinner, 50, of Bothell, who died Wednesday when his truck went out of control near Kenmore, will be held at 1 o'clock tomorrow in the Mittelstadt Lake City chapel. Burial will be in Washelli.
Mr. Skinner was owner of a farm and garden supply store in Kenmore. He lived about three years in Seattle before he went to Bothell in 1937. He was born and reared in Des Moines, Iowa.
Survivors are his wife, Ethel B.; eight sons, Russell A., Paul, Ronald A., Leon, Jimmie and Niel W. Skinner, all at home; John C. Skinner, Kenmore, and Worth I. Skinner, Redmond; three daughters, Patsie and Pauline Skinner, Oakland, Calif.; two half-brothers, Howard Shirey, Mercer Island, and George Shirey, Alderwood Manor; three half-sisters, Mrs. Ralph Berger and Nellie Shirey, both of Seattle, and Mrs. Henry Brown, Mount Vernon, and five grandchildren.
The Seattle Daily Times, February 19, 1960, page 37:
SKINNER – John P., of Kenmore, Wash., February 17, aged 50 years. Beloved husband of Ethel B. Skinner, Father of Russell A., Ronald A., Leon, Patsie, Paul, Pauline, Jimmie, Neil W., and John C. Skinner, all Kenmore; Mrs. Wesley Raynes, Seattle, Worth I., Redmond, Brother of Russell Skinner, Oakland, Calif.; Mrs. Henry Brown, Mount Vernon; Mrs. Ralph Berger, Nellie Shirey, Seattle; Howard Shirey, Mercer Island; George, Alderwood Manor. Also survived by five grandchildren. Services Saturday, 1 p. m. Mittelstadt Lake City chapel. Interment, Washelli.
Parents are buried in Lake View.
Adjacent stone is for wife Ethel B. Skinner, next stone is temporary for Rachael Hutchinson, then a stone for Jimmie Skinner, a son.
8/16/2022: Miriam Herron # 47154125 added exact birth date and location, marriage year.
8/20/2022: Miriam Herron # 47154125 added plot information.
Bothell Man Killed in Truck Accident
John P. Skinner, 50, of 20018 75th Ave. N. E., Bothell, was killed at 4:50 o'clock yesterday afternoon when his truck went out of control on a turn near Kenmore.
State Patrolman Don Graybill said the truck left the road at 81st Avenue Northeast and Northeast 165th Street.
The truck struck a tree, ran through a fence, went over an embankment, and careened through a field until it struck a lumber pile.
Skinner was thrown from the truck cab and was run over by the left rear dual wheels.
Coroner Leo M. Sowers said Skinner had a heart ailment but an autopsy showed that deat was caused by his injuries.
Skinners death raised the 1960 King County traffic toll to 171 of which ten were in Seattle and seven outside of the city.
The Seattle Daily Times, February 19, 1960, page 37:
J. Pete Skinner Funeral
Funeral services for John Pete Skinner, 50, of Bothell, who died Wednesday when his truck went out of control near Kenmore, will be held at 1 o'clock tomorrow in the Mittelstadt Lake City chapel. Burial will be in Washelli.
Mr. Skinner was owner of a farm and garden supply store in Kenmore. He lived about three years in Seattle before he went to Bothell in 1937. He was born and reared in Des Moines, Iowa.
Survivors are his wife, Ethel B.; eight sons, Russell A., Paul, Ronald A., Leon, Jimmie and Niel W. Skinner, all at home; John C. Skinner, Kenmore, and Worth I. Skinner, Redmond; three daughters, Patsie and Pauline Skinner, Oakland, Calif.; two half-brothers, Howard Shirey, Mercer Island, and George Shirey, Alderwood Manor; three half-sisters, Mrs. Ralph Berger and Nellie Shirey, both of Seattle, and Mrs. Henry Brown, Mount Vernon, and five grandchildren.
The Seattle Daily Times, February 19, 1960, page 37:
SKINNER – John P., of Kenmore, Wash., February 17, aged 50 years. Beloved husband of Ethel B. Skinner, Father of Russell A., Ronald A., Leon, Patsie, Paul, Pauline, Jimmie, Neil W., and John C. Skinner, all Kenmore; Mrs. Wesley Raynes, Seattle, Worth I., Redmond, Brother of Russell Skinner, Oakland, Calif.; Mrs. Henry Brown, Mount Vernon; Mrs. Ralph Berger, Nellie Shirey, Seattle; Howard Shirey, Mercer Island; George, Alderwood Manor. Also survived by five grandchildren. Services Saturday, 1 p. m. Mittelstadt Lake City chapel. Interment, Washelli.
Parents are buried in Lake View.
Adjacent stone is for wife Ethel B. Skinner, next stone is temporary for Rachael Hutchinson, then a stone for Jimmie Skinner, a son.
8/16/2022: Miriam Herron # 47154125 added exact birth date and location, marriage year.
8/20/2022: Miriam Herron # 47154125 added plot information.
The Seattle Daily Times, February 18, 1960, page 48:
Bothell Man Killed in Truck Accident
John P. Skinner, 50, of 20018 75th Ave. N. E., Bothell, was killed at 4:50 o'clock yesterday afternoon when his truck went out of control on a turn near Kenmore.
State Patrolman Don Graybill said the truck left the road at 81st Avenue Northeast and Northeast 165th Street.
The truck struck a tree, ran through a fence, went over an embankment, and careened through a field until it struck a lumber pile.
Skinner was thrown from the truck cab and was run over by the left rear dual wheels.
Coroner Leo M. Sowers said Skinner had a heart ailment but an autopsy showed that deat was caused by his injuries.
Skinners death raised the 1960 King County traffic toll to 171 of which ten were in Seattle and seven outside of the city.
The Seattle Daily Times, February 19, 1960, page 37:
J. Pete Skinner Funeral
Funeral services for John Pete Skinner, 50, of Bothell, who died Wednesday when his truck went out of control near Kenmore, will be held at 1 o'clock tomorrow in the Mittelstadt Lake City chapel. Burial will be in Washelli.
Mr. Skinner was owner of a farm and garden supply store in Kenmore. He lived about three years in Seattle before he went to Bothell in 1937. He was born and reared in Des Moines, Iowa.
Survivors are his wife, Ethel B.; eight sons, Russell A., Paul, Ronald A., Leon, Jimmie and Niel W. Skinner, all at home; John C. Skinner, Kenmore, and Worth I. Skinner, Redmond; three daughters, Patsie and Pauline Skinner, Oakland, Calif.; two half-brothers, Howard Shirey, Mercer Island, and George Shirey, Alderwood Manor; three half-sisters, Mrs. Ralph Berger and Nellie Shirey, both of Seattle, and Mrs. Henry Brown, Mount Vernon, and five grandchildren.
The Seattle Daily Times, February 19, 1960, page 37:
SKINNER – John P., of Kenmore, Wash., February 17, aged 50 years. Beloved husband of Ethel B. Skinner, Father of Russell A., Ronald A., Leon, Patsie, Paul, Pauline, Jimmie, Neil W., and John C. Skinner, all Kenmore; Mrs. Wesley Raynes, Seattle, Worth I., Redmond, Brother of Russell Skinner, Oakland, Calif.; Mrs. Henry Brown, Mount Vernon; Mrs. Ralph Berger, Nellie Shirey, Seattle; Howard Shirey, Mercer Island; George, Alderwood Manor. Also survived by five grandchildren. Services Saturday, 1 p. m. Mittelstadt Lake City chapel. Interment, Washelli.
Parents are buried in Lake View.
Adjacent stone is for wife Ethel B. Skinner, next stone is temporary for Rachael Hutchinson, then a stone for Jimmie Skinner, a son.
8/16/2022: Miriam Herron # 47154125 added exact birth date and location, marriage year.
8/20/2022: Miriam Herron # 47154125 added plot information.
Bothell Man Killed in Truck Accident
John P. Skinner, 50, of 20018 75th Ave. N. E., Bothell, was killed at 4:50 o'clock yesterday afternoon when his truck went out of control on a turn near Kenmore.
State Patrolman Don Graybill said the truck left the road at 81st Avenue Northeast and Northeast 165th Street.
The truck struck a tree, ran through a fence, went over an embankment, and careened through a field until it struck a lumber pile.
Skinner was thrown from the truck cab and was run over by the left rear dual wheels.
Coroner Leo M. Sowers said Skinner had a heart ailment but an autopsy showed that deat was caused by his injuries.
Skinners death raised the 1960 King County traffic toll to 171 of which ten were in Seattle and seven outside of the city.
The Seattle Daily Times, February 19, 1960, page 37:
J. Pete Skinner Funeral
Funeral services for John Pete Skinner, 50, of Bothell, who died Wednesday when his truck went out of control near Kenmore, will be held at 1 o'clock tomorrow in the Mittelstadt Lake City chapel. Burial will be in Washelli.
Mr. Skinner was owner of a farm and garden supply store in Kenmore. He lived about three years in Seattle before he went to Bothell in 1937. He was born and reared in Des Moines, Iowa.
Survivors are his wife, Ethel B.; eight sons, Russell A., Paul, Ronald A., Leon, Jimmie and Niel W. Skinner, all at home; John C. Skinner, Kenmore, and Worth I. Skinner, Redmond; three daughters, Patsie and Pauline Skinner, Oakland, Calif.; two half-brothers, Howard Shirey, Mercer Island, and George Shirey, Alderwood Manor; three half-sisters, Mrs. Ralph Berger and Nellie Shirey, both of Seattle, and Mrs. Henry Brown, Mount Vernon, and five grandchildren.
The Seattle Daily Times, February 19, 1960, page 37:
SKINNER – John P., of Kenmore, Wash., February 17, aged 50 years. Beloved husband of Ethel B. Skinner, Father of Russell A., Ronald A., Leon, Patsie, Paul, Pauline, Jimmie, Neil W., and John C. Skinner, all Kenmore; Mrs. Wesley Raynes, Seattle, Worth I., Redmond, Brother of Russell Skinner, Oakland, Calif.; Mrs. Henry Brown, Mount Vernon; Mrs. Ralph Berger, Nellie Shirey, Seattle; Howard Shirey, Mercer Island; George, Alderwood Manor. Also survived by five grandchildren. Services Saturday, 1 p. m. Mittelstadt Lake City chapel. Interment, Washelli.
Parents are buried in Lake View.
Adjacent stone is for wife Ethel B. Skinner, next stone is temporary for Rachael Hutchinson, then a stone for Jimmie Skinner, a son.
8/16/2022: Miriam Herron # 47154125 added exact birth date and location, marriage year.
8/20/2022: Miriam Herron # 47154125 added plot information.
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